Our success is intimately linked to the accomplishments of each and every member of our department. Each month, four members are nominated and featured to celebrate their commitment to patient care, education, and research.
Current Featured Anesthesiology Department Members
Jacob Edwards, MD
Physician Resident
Tori Greenberg
Senior Coordinator of Payroll & Administration
Stephanie Link, DO
Assistant Professor
Sean Miller, PA-C
Physician Assistant
Featured Anesthesiology Department Members Archive
Ramya Baddigam, MD
PGY-3 Resident
Ramya is a current second-year resident originally from southeast Michigan. She has slowly been moving further south to warmer climates following medical school at Ohio State University. She is currently undecided about which fellowship to pursue but is excited to complete CA-1 year to see the other subspecialties of anesthesia. Outside of work, Ramya is a foodie and enjoys exploring new restaurants both in St. Louis and abroad. She is also recently trying out rock climbing.
Kam Baggette
Kam has been a clinical nurse coordinator for the Pain Management Center since 2005. In her role as patient advocate, she guides the patients and their families in the referral process as well as providing information on chronic pain treatment modalities. Kam also acts as a physician liaison to promote practice growth and development. As new physicians join the Pain Center, she helps to build relationships with their referring colleagues which emphasizes the attending’s interests and expertise. She is blessed with a very supportive husband, and two talented children. In her spare time she enjoys distance running, biking and swimming.
Cody Bailey, MD
Resident Physician
Cody is a CA-1 resident in the Department of Anesthesiology at WashU Medicine. A Southern Illinois native, he earned his bachelor’s degree in physiology from Southern Illinois University Carbondale and his medical degree from the SIU School of Medicine.
In his free time, Cody enjoys swimming, playing video games, and hanging out with his cat, Iroh. A fun fact about Cody: he spent eight years coaching summer league, club, and high school swimming while completing his undergraduate and medical studies.
Javaughn Baker, MD
Resident, Class of 2025
Javaughn Baker is a resident physician in the Department of Anesthesiology from Panama City, Florida. He completed his MD in Nashville, Tennessee at Meharry Medical College, which is one of four historically black medical schools in the U.S. Javaughn earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Emory University in 2015. He then went on to complete a Master of Health Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in 2016. Javaughn attributes much of his initial interest in anesthesiology to his participation in the FAER Medical Student Anesthesia Research Program during medical school.
During his free time, he enjoys spending time and visiting his lovely wife Jakayla who is a psychiatry resident at Duke University School of Medicine. Javaughn also enjoys watching basketball and football. Fun fact: Javaughn minored in Ancient Greek in college and can translate Ancient Greek and Latin.