Daniel Nieva, MD

Daniel Nieva, MD

Peds Wellness Champion

Dr. Nieva joined the division of pediatric anesthesiology as a fellow in 2007 and stayed on as faculty. “Max” is the proud father of 10.5-year-old twins, Abigail and Andrew. Working with leadership as well as front line team members, his goal is to promote the eight components of a wellness program that engages all members of the pediatric division including admin, CRNAs, NPs, faculty, and fellows.

Isaac Nilges

Isaac Nilges

Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

Rasheeq Nizam, MD

Rasheeq Nizam, MD

ACTA Fellow (2026)

Medical School: University of Virginia School of Medicine

Residency: WashU Medicine — Anesthesiology

Rasheeq Nizam, MD

Rasheeq Nizam, MD

Resident Physician, Class of 2025

Department of Anesthesiology Featured Member: April 2023

Rasheeq was born in Providence, Rhode Island, and moved to Columbia, Missouri, at the age of two, when his family moved for his father's ophthalmology residency. He lived there for twenty years and attended the University of Missouri-Columbia for his undergraduate studies. He majored in biology and Spanish, and studied abroad twice in college: once in Santiago, Chile, and once at La Selva Biological Station in Costa Rica. He was also involved in brain trauma research throughout his undergraduate career. His true interest was in service and he volunteered a significant amount of time with underserved children in Columbia and around the country. Rasheeq then attended the University of Virginia in Charlottesville for his medical education, initially planning to follow in his father's footsteps and pursue a career in ophthalmology. During a required third-year anesthesia rotation, however, he discovered his interest in the field while spending a half day with a chief resident on her PACU rotation. Rasheeq graduated in 2021 and came back home to Missouri for residency. Currently, his interests include cardiothoracic anesthesiology and regional anesthesia.

Rasheeq is the youngest of three siblings and a fourth-generation physician. His wife, Nadira, is an occupational therapy student at WashU and will also graduate in 2025. In his free time, Rasheeq enjoys touring St. Louis, trying new restaurants, hiking, and playing video games. His true passion, however, is in cooking and hosting dinner parties. Fun fact: he even wrote his personal statement for his residency application about the parallels between cooking and anesthesia!

Dolores Njoku, MD

Dolores Njoku, MD

Vice Chair; Division Chief, Pediatric Anesthesiology; Anesthesiologist-in-Chief, St. Louis Children’s Hospital

Corrin Noel

Corrin Noel

Director of Finance

Department of Anesthesiology Featured Member: March 2021

Corrin graduated from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville with an undergraduate degree in accounting and completed her MBA at Webster University after starting full time in the Department of Anesthesiology where she's been for 10 years. Currently, Corrin oversees the department’s finance and billing operations.

"I absolutely love my job and all of the different and exciting missions of the department!" says Corrin.

She enjoys spending time with her family when she's not working, and they love to travel when they get the chance. She and her husband have one daughter, Addison, who is 2 and another daughter due in April.

Corrin Noel

Corrin Noel

Executive Director of Business Operations

Aaron  Norris, MD, PhD

Aaron Norris, MD, PhD

Residency Program Director for Research and Scholarship; Assistant Professor, Anesthesiology; Neuroanesthesia Fellow (2016-17)

Abigail Norville, CRNA

Abigail Norville, CRNA

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

Ifeanyi David Nwokeabia, MD

Ifeanyi David Nwokeabia, MD

Medical School: Howard University
Internship: Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri