This month’s newsletter focuses on the importance of finding joy and pride in our daily lives, especially during challenging times. It emphasizes that positive energy is contagious and highlights the significance of fostering a positive attitude to create a healthy and uplifting work environment.
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Office of Sustainability Recognizes Department of Anesthesiology
The Department of Anesthesiology received a bronze award from the Office of Sustainability during the 5th Annual Green Carpet Awards ceremony for the strides made to reduce our environmental footprint in the Peters Building in Barnes-Jewish Hospital (South) on the medical campus.
Department of Anesthesiology 2022 Equity Champions
Shawn Reynolds, MSPA PA-C, Waliah S. RaKhem, CRA, and Amira Hodzic completed Washington University School of Medicine’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (ODEI) Equity Champions training and will now serve the Department of Anesthesiology as Equity Champions alongside Scott Markowitz, MD, Enyo Ablordeppey, MD, MPH, FACEP, FCCM, and Erin Herrera, CRNA.
Welcome, New Pediatric Anesthesiology Faculty
We are delighted to announce that over the past few months, we have had five new faculty additions to the Division of Pediatric Anesthesiology: Drs. Altshuler, Chang, Dewey, Sanofsky, and Spiro.
Alex Mohrman appointed CRNA clinical chief at BJH
Alex Mohrmann has been named the CRNA Clinical Chief at BJH. In his new role, Alex will have the opportunity to build upon his experience as CRNA team leader to make a meaningful impact for our department.
Nykiel-Bailey appointed Associate Program Director for Residency Program
Dr. Sydney Nykiel-Bailey has been selected to serve as the Associate Program Director for the Anesthesiology Residency, where she will continue to develop innovative programs to enhance and enrich the educational experience of our residents.
October 7, 2022
This month’s newsletter addresses the importance of mental health awareness, particularly in a high-stress profession like anesthesia. It highlights the benefits of reaching out to colleagues, even if discussing emotions or problems feels uncomfortable, as simply spending time with someone can positively impact mental health.
Collaboration provides in-hospital dental care for adults with disabilities (Links to an external site)
Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, and others team up to provide dental care to those with severe physical, mental or developmental disabilities.
Class of 2024 — Mallory Hawksworth, MD
As I began the interview process, I reflected on the qualities I most wanted in a residency program. While many of the top anesthesiology programs in the country provide excellent training, there were a few factors that really made WashU stand out. I was born and raised, and attended college and medical school in the […]
Class of 2024 — Jeffrey Wherritt, DO
As I look toward fellowship and the next steps in my career, I am grateful for all that WashU has provided me. Whether that future lies in academia or private practice, I am confident WashU has given me all the skills I need to succeed, and a network of friends and colleagues to support me […]