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An excellent Medicine Grand Rounds today by Dr. Murakami on “Nephrology in Cancer Care: From Kidney Toxicity to Advances in Onconephrology.” A timely and insightful discussion on the evolving role of nephrologists in caring for patients with cancer.

#WashUNephrology #Onconephrology #CancerCare #Nephrology #Nephstrong taken in Washington University Medical Center by @washumedimres

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Double whammy? Quadruple whammy? Over the last two weeks, four of our seniors took the Grand Rounds stage and taught the @washudeptmed about topics that matter for the patients we serve.

Dr. Ryan Dingle, Sickle Cell Disease for the Primary Care Physician
Dr. Karoliina Yang, AI at the Bedside: Promise, Peril, and the Trainees Caught in Between
Dr. Nick Griffith, Antimicrobial Stewardship
Dr. Liz Twichell, Cognitive Load Theory and Curriculum Design in the ICU

Bonus points to @wustlpulmcrit fellows Donovan Watza and Amina Kunnummal (and Dr. Pico de Gato) for the vent teaching and hands-on trach training.

Four seniors, four talks, one very proud chief team. 👏

#InternalMedicine #GrandRounds #MedEd #ResidentEducation #internalmedicineresidency taken in Washington University School of Medicine by @washumedimres

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This week we got to learn from our own.

Two of our PGY-3s took the podium for grand rounds. Dr. Ashley Debauge covered lipid lowering therapy and cardiovascular risk stratification, including a study she is designing with Dr. Katchi on older adults with hyperlipidemia and a CAC score of 0. Dr. Noah Romero Nakajima followed with a talk on what motivates learners, drawing on self-determination theory and his work with the Clinical Problem Solvers. @cpsolvers

This is what protected scholarly time makes possible: residents with space to ask big questions, faculty who invest in the answers, and experts who join the discussion. World experts in lipids like Dr. Anne Carol Goldberg, and expert educators like Drs. Abby Spencer and Eva Aagaard.

Incredibly proud of these two.

#InternalMedicine #MedEd #ResidentResearch #GrandRounds taken in Washington University School of Medicine by @washumedimres

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Introducing the 2026-2027AY Internal Medicine Chief Residents! We are so excited to work with this incredible class of residents!

Name: Daniel Arroyo-Ariza
Role: BJH/VA Academic Chief
Hometown: Bogotá D.C. Colombia
Career Path: Nephrology and Medical Education
Fun Fact: My laugh is incredibly loud and highly contagious!!

Name: Bhavna Guduguntla
Role: VA/BJH Academic Chief
Hometown: Bloomfield Hills, MI
Career Path: GI bound, thinking advanced endoscopy
Fun Fact: I’ve traveled to 37 countries and 39 US states!

Name: Nina Manian
Role: Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Chief
Hometown: Houston, TX
Career Path: Cardiology
Fun Fact: I went to undergrad at WashU 🐻 STL keeps pulling me back!!

Name: Rosie Quinn
Role: Ambulatory Chief
Hometown: Acton, MA
Career Path: Aspiring severe asthma specialist applying PCCM
Fun Fact: I love to camp! There are so many beautiful places to enjoy the outdoors in and around Saint Louis - my personal favorite is Hawn State Park!

Name: Greta Tamkus
Role: BJH Academic Chief
Hometown: Ann Arbor, MI (Born in Lithuania!)
Career Path: Cardiology
Fun Fact: I know how to polka!

Name: Emily Tranchina
Role: BJH Academic Chief
Hometown: Dallas, TX
Career path: PCCM, considering lung transplant
Fun fact: I have two adorable cats both named after medicine things. Henle (a tuxie) is named after the loop of Henle in the kidney. Soda (a void) is named after sotalol a medication used to treat arrhythmias.

Name: Amy Zhao
Role: Scheduling Chief
Hometown: Boston, MA
Career Path: Academic Hospitalist
Fun Fact: Favorite STL restaurants are Cate Zone, Machi, and Balkan Treat Box! by @washumedimres

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3 months ago

Happy Pride from WashU Medicine! 🏳️‍🌈
We kicked things off with an unofficial Pride social on Friday, then showed up for St. Louis all weekend long.
At our @pridestl booth, attendees learned how to spot the signs of opioid overdose and how to use Narcan. We handed out fentanyl test strips, safe sex supplies, and sunscreen to thousands of patrons.
The booth was spearheaded by Dr. Nathan Neilson, former program graduate and now a hospitalist at @barnes_jewish . Pitching in alongside him were people from every level of training and a mix of professions, all working the booth together.
One day rain, one day blazing sun. 🌧️☀️ Our people stayed out there through both. This is the work, and these are our neighbors. 💗
#STLPride #HarmReduction #washumedicine taken in St. Louis, Missouri by @washumedimres

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4 months ago

Absolutely thrilled to welcome our amazing incoming intern class to the WashU family! Congratulations to all of those who matched today, and we can’t wait to meet our 62 new interns in just a few short months! #matchday2026 #herewithus #stl taken in Washington University School of Medicine by @washumedimres

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7 months ago

Scenes from a month of events for “Funuary”! Highlights included pottery painting, brewery happy hours, pancake breakfasts made by the chiefs, “minute to win it” games, “pie a chief”, fitness class, and more!

Thank you to our wonderful department of medicine faculty who sponsored these events! by @washumedimres

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8 months ago

Back with the WashU Resident Spotlight Series! Meet PGY-1 Roshini Asirvatham!!

Enjoying our content? Give us a follow to learn more about our amazing trainees. If you are interested in our residency program, please visit our website as well (link in bio). Have any questions? Send us a DM! #herewithus

Credit to PGY-1 Richard Haslam for collating these wonderful photos! by @washumedimres

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9 months ago

🌈 STL Pride 2025 🌈

WashU Medicine marched with OUTmed to show our pride and commitment to inclusive healthcare!

This was led by recent grad Dr. Nathan Neilson, resident liaison Dr. Daniel Arroyo Ariza, and OUTmed Director Dr. Tony Dao. Special thanks to our chair of medicine Dr. Vicky Fraser and associate program director Dr. Megan Wren for their allyship and emphasizing our message:

Healthcare is for everyone!

#STLPride2025 #WashUMed #OUTmed by @washumedimres

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a year ago

Scenes from intern orientation! The new academic year is in full swing and the PGY-1s are fully oriented and ready to take on the wards. Wish them luck! taken in Missouri Botanical Garden by @washumedimres

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Department of Medicine Internal Medicine Scholars Symposium is held this Thursday, June 5th from 8 to 9am at Clopton Auditorium.⁠
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Mentors in Medicine Residents Speakers –⁠
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Tri Pham, MD⁠
PGY2 Resident⁠
Department of Medicine⁠
WashU⁠
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Rosemary Quinn, MD⁠
PGY2 Resident⁠
Department of Medicine⁠
WashU⁠
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Sajal Tiwary, MD ⁠
PGY3 Resident⁠
Department of Medicine⁠
WashU⁠
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Titles –⁠
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"A Cost Comparison of Single Maintenance and Reliever Therapy (Smart) Versus Traditional Inhaler Therapy to U.S. Healthcare Payors" (Pham)⁠
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“Development and Validation of a Novel Algorithm to Evaluate Prescription of Mart in Asthma" (Quinn)⁠
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“Geno Evil, Pheno Evil: Identifying Carbapenemase Production in Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacterales (CRE)" (Tiwary)⁠
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We ask that you do try attend in person to support our speakers. Click the link in our bio for more information. by @washumedimres

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The #WashUDeptMed Medicine Grand Rounds presentation with speakers –⁠ Chief Residents, Instructors in Medicine, Department of Medicine⁠, Francis Loh, MD and Karl Wallenkampf, MD, is now available for viewing.⁠
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CME credit is available thru June 2nd - 11:59 pm.⁠
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Link in our bio. by @washumedimres

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