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Creating a supportive network for underrepresented faculty and staff, the Diversity and Inclusion Forum for Faculty & Staff (DIFFS) promotes equity and cultural awareness across Washington University. Through programs, mentoring and collaborative initiatives, DIFFS works to strengthen community and advance a welcoming environment for all.

Providing immediate, child-focused care when it matters most our team at St. Louis Children’s Hospital delivers expert emergency services in a safe, supportive environment. As the region’s only Level 1 pediatric trauma center, we offer specialized care for urgent needs with access to nationally ranked pediatric specialists.

Producing physicians who are master clinicians in the care of acutely ill and injured children, this fellowship combines outstanding clinical training with opportunities to become expert educators and conduct research that advances emergency medicine. Emphasizing individualized learning plans, flexible elective time and robust mentoring, the program helps fellows develop the skills and expertise needed to pursue fulfilling career paths aligned with their personal interests.

Providing timely, family-centered care, we treat children with acute illnesses, injuries and trauma at two dedicated locations, including a Level 1 pediatric trauma center. Our team combines advanced clinical expertise with research and education to improve outcomes, prevent harm and support the health and safety of children in our community.

Delivering comprehensive endocrine care for children across the region our team provides advanced diagnostic and treatment services for conditions such as diabetes, growth disorders and thyroid disease. Through family-centered programs, community education and advocacy, we empower patients to thrive while leading research and outreach to improve care for rare and complex disorders.

Patient Education • Clinical Programs

Combining compassionate clinical care with pioneering research, we provide comprehensive services for children with diabetes, growth disorders and other endocrine conditions. Our team is dedicated to advancing treatment strategies, educating future leaders and fostering partnerships that improve outcomes and empower families.

Preparing pediatricians for academic careers in pediatric endocrinology, this three-year ACGME-accredited program offers comprehensive training for those aspiring to become master clinicians, academic attendings or researchers in basic science or clinical practice. Our faculty is committed to helping fellows establish themselves as leaders in pediatric endocrinology.

The Eric P. Newman Education Center (EPNEC) is a premier meeting and event facility located on the Washington University Medical Campus. Conveniently accessible by car, it’s just a 20-minute drive from Lambert St. Louis International Airport.

EPNEC offers 21,000 square feet of fully equipped, ADA-accessible conference space. Designed for comfort, the center features ergonomically appointed furnishings to keep attendees comfortable — whether for a one-hour meeting or an all-day event.

Shared spaces

Offering tools to combat burnout and encourage wellness, the Feuerstein Health & Wellness Information Center provides WashU students and employees with curated materials and programs. Located in Becker Medical Library, the center features collections on mindfulness, nutrition, LGBTQ+ wellness and a student-curated library highlighting diverse identities and perspectives.

Investigating prevention methods for CA-MRSA infections in children through improved hygiene and immune response analysis our team studies the clinical and molecular epidemiology of Staphylococcus aureus colonization and infection, evaluates strategies for treatment and prevention, and examines mechanisms of virulence and host immune responses. With CA-MRSA posing a major source of morbidity in pediatric populations we aim to reduce its impact by identifying effective interventions that prevent infections and improve outcomes.

Research profile