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Drawing on over two decades in higher education, Pacheco has built a career dedicated to fostering collaboration and learning across differences.

Based on both his personal and professional experiences, Musleh understands that aligning his work with WashU’s larger mission of providing exceptional patient care engages and motivates others.

From strategic planning to fostering collaboration amongst departments to guiding teams to delivery technology solutions, her focus remains on the university’s mission.

I’m driven by the opportunity to help students feel seen, heard and valued, contributing to a sense of belonging across campus.

Yang’s work focuses on the somatosensory system, which is responsible for processing sensations like touch and pain.

The collaborative environment that WashU offers enables Adisa Kalkan, a program administrator at WashU Medicine’s Clinical Research Training Center, to succeed in her job.

For anyone considering working at WashU, I would encourage them to visit campus—take a walk, enjoy the local food offerings, sit in on a class, meet Bear and Brookie (our WashU Police Department comfort dogs) and experience the warm, welcoming embrace that WashU offers.

I am grateful to be part of the WashU community, where I can make a positive impact on the lives of my patients while being supported by an extraordinary team.

With nearly 16 years of experience in scientific research, Wegorzewska brings a deep understanding of science to her writing.

His role is crucial to ensure the patient experience is filled with ease and understanding.

As the director, she helps ensure that researchers carry out experiments safely and remain compliant with complex regulations.

Recently promoted to Chief Nursing Executive, as of April 1, 2025, Banez-Muth reflects on what keeps her motivated after nearly three decades at WashU Medicine.