The people powering WashU Medicine
I truly believe that, were I anywhere else in the world, I could not still be here today in good health, vigorous and with great enthusiasm.
Michael Avidan
Misra named chair of pediatrics (Links to an external site)
Pediatric endocrinologist leads research on bone and metabolic health that is changing care for young women.
Leadership Connection | A message from Renée Shellhaas
From promotion guidance to coaching, leadership development and support through senior career transitions, we help faculty build the skills they need to excel at every stage.
A Q&A with Philip R.O. Payne: Where AI in healthcare is headed
Why trust, training and judgment still matter
Leadership Connection | A message from Dean Levy
From a Nobel Prize-winning partnership to our newest students, Dean Levy celebrates the community.
Freezing out tumors: Heather Garrett leads the way in innovative breast cancer treatment
This WashU Medicine radiologist is on a mission to expand a minimally invasive procedure as a safe option for patients.
From ashes and adversity to a new career path
Tenacity, hope and WashU’s Medical Apprenticeship program helped Farahnaz Tooryalai find her footing.
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Honors and awards
47 faculty members promoted — physicians, scientists excel in clinical care, research, education
Physicians, scientists excel in clinical care, research, education
Cheng receives early career award for holistic approach to musculoskeletal care
Clinician-scientist emphasizes lifestyle and mental health factors in orthopedic and rehabilitation medicine.
Bur appointed chief of the Division of Head and Neck Surgery
Physician is a leading expert in precision oncology, machine learning and translational research.
Rosa-Molinar receives dual honors from scientific societies
Professor of cell biology and physiology recognized for exceptional research and mentorship in imaging science.
Khabele, Woodard named Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine fellows
Prestigious program prepares individuals for senior leadership roles.
Mitreva receives award for parasite research
The American Society of Parasitologists’ Ward Medal honors an outstanding researcher with demonstrated leadership.












