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Allergy & Pulmonary Medicine Fellowships
Division of Allergy & Pulmonary Medicine
Pediatric Pulmonology: Providing twelve months of clinical training within a three-year fellowship, this ACGME-accredited pediatric pulmonology program includes six to seven months of clinical service or elective time during the first year, with the remaining five to six months distributed across the final two years.
Pediatric Allergy/Immunology: Offering advanced training in pediatric allergy and immunology, this two-year ACGME-accredited program includes an optional third year for fellows who wish to pursue research in greater depth.
American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA)
Advancing women’s health and leadership in medicine
Promoting equity and professional growth, the WashU Medicine chapter of AMWA organizes events that support women in medicine and engage the community. From lunch talks and mentorship to awareness campaigns, shelter visits and the annual Red Dress Affair, we create opportunities for learning, advocacy and connection.
Appropriate Treatment of Research Trainees (AToRT) Guide (AAMC)
A foundational resource outlining shared principles, expectations and examples of appropriate and inappropriate behaviors to guide institutions in creating safe, equitable and effective mentoring and training environments for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers.
Ari Berlin, MD Distinguished Intern Award
Presented annually to a pediatric intern who exemplifies the qualities of compassion, perseverance, and determination, inspiring those around them in their pursuit for excellence in clinical medicine. This award is given in memory of Dr. Ari Berlin, a distinguished and inspiring former Washington University medical student and pediatric intern at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)
Advancing medical education, research and advocacy
Association of Women Faculty
Promoting advocacy and community for women faculty
Advancing equity and collaboration, the Association for Women Faculty (AWF) fosters dialogue and partnership to improve opportunities for women faculty on the Danforth Campus. Through events, engagement with university leadership and collaboration with the Academic Women’s Network, AWF works to strengthen inclusion and support for all faculty and allies.
Back-Up Care Advantage Program
Providing reliable care when plans change
Offering flexible support, Emergency/Backup Family Care helps employees manage unexpected gaps in caregiving. Through Bright Horizons, you can reserve child or adult care for up to 20 days per year—whether due to illness, school closures or recovery after a medical procedure—ensuring you can stay focused on work when regular arrangements fall through.
Baldridge Lab
Dustin Baldridge, MD, PhD
Division of Genetics and Genomic Medicine
Illuminating the functional impact of genetic variants, our laboratory explores the genetic basis of rare Mendelian disorders while pioneering high-throughput cell-based assays and functional genomics techniques to characterize clinically observed variants. Combining genome sequencing with advanced informatics, we strive to make genetic data more actionable at the bedside, improving diagnostic precision and patient care.
Barnes-Jewish Hospital (BJH)
Barnes-Jewish Hospital (BJH) is the largest hospital in Missouri and the biggest private employer in the St. Louis region. As an affiliated teaching hospital of WashU Medicine, BJH boasts a medical staff of 1,700 members. Like St. Louis Children’s Hospital, BJH has earned the prestigious Magnet Award for Nursing from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), recognizing excellence in nursing care.