People

Irene E. Karl
Mabel Louise Purkerson
Rosalind Hauk Kornfeld
Virginia Minnich
Lolwa Al-Obaid, MBBChB

Lolwa Al-Obaid, MBBChB

Gastroenterology

"The fellows council has been a great way to focus on professional development, social opportunities and fellows' wellness. I believe it will become a great resource for collaboration between fellows in different medicine subspecialties in the future."

Hilary M Babcock, MD, MPH
Rakhee Bhayani, MD

Rakhee Bhayani, MD

Professor of Medicine

Associate Program Director
Director, Forum for Women in Medicine
Director, Balance in Medicine

Angela L Brown, MD
Alyssa Carvalho, MD

Alyssa Carvalho, MD

Endocrinology

Lynn Cornelius, MD

Lynn Cornelius, MD

Winfred and Emma Showman Professor

Sharon Cresci, MD

Sharon Cresci, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine

Director - Advancing Women in Academic Medicine (AWAM)

Aisling Doyle, MD

Aisling Doyle, MD

Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine

"The fellows' council is an invaluable forum for addressing issues particular to fellows' training. Furthermore, it provides a much needed support for new fellows joining our institution and allows all trainees to meet regularly and learn from each other."

Abdullah Jalal, MD
Kirsten Jones

Kirsten Jones

Program Coordinator

Anne Kerchberger, MD
Stuart A Kornfeld, MD

Stuart A Kornfeld, MD

David C and Betty Farrell Professor

Gayathri Krishnan, MD

Gayathri Krishnan, MD

Infectious Disease: Professional Development and Curriculum Chair

“Fellows Council is a wonderful platform for all of us to come together, learn from each other, meet outside of the EPIC chats and work environment and truly form everlasting connections with other subspecialties! The council has been so helpful for my career development and network formation.”

Petra Krutilova, MD

Petra Krutilova, MD

Endocrinology

"The thing I value the most about the Fellows' Council is the opportunity to meet and get to know some fellows from other specialties. I think this is particularly nice for fellows who did not do their residency at WashU and do not know many people on the campus, like me."

Intelly Lee, MD, PhD
Mary Lee, MD

Mary Lee, MD

Infectious Diseases

Douglas L Mann, MD
Aubrey R Morrison, MD
Joseph Pangelinan, PhD

Joseph Pangelinan, PhD

Assistant Professor

Namrata Patel, MD

Namrata Patel, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Christine Pham, MD
William Powderly, MD

William Powderly, MD

J. William Campbell Professor

Gaurav Rajashekar, MD

Gaurav Rajashekar, MD

Nephrology: Membership Chair

"Fellow's council is an excellent platform to meet and network with other specialties. Its primary purpose is to welcome fellows to St. Louis, introduce them to Wash U/Barnes cultural atmosphere, support them during their fellowship training and prepare them for the future."

Raya Saba, MD

Raya Saba, MD

Hematology/Oncology: Membership Chair

"The transition from residency to fellowship can be tricky. All of a sudden, the size of your class shrinks, and you are separated from colleagues in other subspecialties. I've truly enjoyed the Fellows Council as a platform to bring Internal Medicine fellows together, allowing for a productive exchange of ideas, and filling in departmental gaps of communication. I can't wait to see it grow and flourish with time and leadership support!" 

Lauren Sattler, MD

Lauren Sattler, MD

Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine

Clay Semenkovich, MD

Clay Semenkovich, MD

Irene E. and Michael M. Karl Professor

Hannah Wey, MD

Hannah Wey, MD

Cardiology

Philip Wiener, DO

Philip Wiener, DO

Electrophysiology

“I enjoy the open communication and camaraderie exemplified by the fellows council and its members.”

Alice Zhou, MD, PhD

Alice Zhou, MD, PhD

Hematology/Oncology: Social activities Chair

“This is a great space for fellow trainees to chat, vent, ask about random but important things like insurance, where to get free food when on call, and where the best hole-in-the-wall restaurant is. I love the camaraderie with this group and it’s wonderful having a platform to advocate for things that we feel are important to our trainee experience.”