Category: News

The “Advancing Health Across and Beyond the Criminal Legal Continuum” convening is scheduled for November 10, 2026, at Washington University’s Delmar DivINe campus in St. Louis, Missouri. Hosted by the Department of Emergency Medicine, this event gathers a diverse group of participants, including academic researchers, service providers, correctional and governmental stakeholders, community advocates, and individuals […]

Dr. Radhika Sundararajan joins WashU Medicine’s Department of Emergency Medicine as Associate Professor as of October 2026 Dr. Sundararajan joins us from Weill Cornell Medical College where she focused on using Implementation Science approaches to design and evaluate healthcare interventions in low resource settings to improve public health outcomes. Her research uses community-engaged, qualitative and […]

Our Brian Froelke, MD, was part of teamwork that helped save a life at a local high school soccer game this past October. Thanks to emergency medicine expertise and help from a monitor and defibrillator, Dr. Froelke assisted in getting the young man stable enough to be transported to the hospital for further assessment.

Meet this year’s Emergency Medicine fellows! They have been busy this month doing great things for our department. We are proud to have all of them as part of our team.

Big news!! Effective July 1, WashU Medicine will extend its Emergency Medicine physician and advance practice providers at additional BJC HealthCare hospitals.

Match Day took place on March 21, 2025. Our department is excited to announce the newest members of our WashU Emergency Medicine family.

Our department chair, Opeolu Adeoye, MD, MS, recently led a large multi-center national NIH funded clinical trial entitled Multi-arm Optimization of Stroke Thrombolysis (MOST).

The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) has launched its Neuro-EM Scholars Program.