Congratulations to Dr. Emma Ludwig, who has been named Associate Program Director for the Geriatric Medicine Fellowship in the Division of General Medicine & Geriatrics. Dr. Ludwig completed her geriatric medicine fellowship training at WashU Medicine, where she distinguished herself as a dedicated clinician-educator with a strong commitment to trainee development. She has served as a longitudinal […]
On February 19, 2026, Dr. Molly McNairy, Chief of Division of General Internal Medicine, presented at Medicine Grand Rounds. The presentation was titled “From Epidemiology to Intervention: Tackling the Cardiovascular Disease Epidemic in Settings of Severe Poverty” that discussed Dr. McNairy’s research looking into the epidemic of cardiovascular disease in severe poverty settings.
We have matched one of our two Geriatric fellowship positions for next year, Dr. Alex Ramos! Dr. Ramos is completing his Internal Medicine Residency at UAMS Washington Reginal in Fayetteville, Arkansas and completed medical school at Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Ramos has presented multiple posters focusing on geriatric topics […]
Congratulations to our Division of General Medicine and Geriatrics colleague, Dr. Barbara Lutey, who was recognized by AmeriCorps St. Louis for the 2025 Snowfall Samaritan Award. Due to her years of tireless service to the unhoused community, Dr. Lutey was honored for the compassionate care she has provided to those most vulnerable in St. Louis. Congratulations again, Dr. […]
Congratulations to Chelsea Pearson, MD for being named the Division of General Medicine & Geriatrics’ Director of Grand Rounds. In this newly established role, Dr. Pearson will oversee the selection of speakers and serve as moderator for our monthly Grand Rounds series. The sessions are designed to highlight important topics across our division’s tripartite mission of education, research, […]
Congratulations to our Division of General Medicine & Geriatrics colleague, Eva Aagaard, MD, who has been named the inaugural recipient of the Deans Medal for Education. The honor reflects her outstanding contributions to the Dean’s Office, Graduate and Undergraduate Medical Education, curriculum renewal, the Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences, and her unwavering leadership and advocacy for medical […]
Congratulations to our Division of General Medicine & Geriatrics colleague, Alison Antes, PhD, selected to receive this year’s Exemplary Educator Award from the WashU Medicine Academy of Educators. The Exemplary Educator Award was established in 2022 that recognizes a faculty member who is actively building a legacy as an educator through their contributions in educational service, leadership, or scholarship. […]
Congratulations to Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP for being awarded the Newcomb Alumnae Association Community Service Award by her alma mater, Tulane University, through the Newcomb Alumni Association. Every year, the alumni association honors Newcomb and Tulane graduates who have made exceptional achievements in their industries, contributions to their communities, and shown overwhelming dedication to their alma mater. The […]
Tristan McIntosh, PhD and Alison Antes, PhD authored a paper in Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics titled “Evaluating and Supporting Leadership, Management, and Mentoring: A Framework for Catalyzing Responsible Research and Healthy Research Environments”. The article introduces a Leadership, Management, and Mentoring (LMM) framework and emphasizes on a valuable resource for institutions wanting to implement LMM practices effectively in a research […]
On May 29, two of the Internal Medicine Residency’s Chief Residents presented at the second to last Medicine Grand Rounds for current residents’ academic year. Francis Loh, MD and Karl Wallenkampf, MD, MA each gave a 25-minute talk on their chosen topic. Dr. Loh’s talk, titled “The Map Is Not the Territory: Improving Teaching Clinical Reasoning” discussed how to teach clinical reasoning […]