As a robust Ob/Gyn department in one of the nation’s top medical schools, we are a collaborative and creative faculty providing our patients the highest quality of care while advancing reproductive health through exceptional research and training programs.


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Community First: WashU OBGYN at the First Ladies Health Empowerment Seminar

Community First: WashU OBGYN at the First Ladies Health Empowerment Seminar
Good health starts with showing up for each other. WashU OBGYN was proud to stand with the First Ladies of St. Louis and Metro East at their 6th Annual Health Empowerment Seminar, a morning of free cancer and heart health screenings, vaccines, and honest conversations about the health issues affecting local families. Our team hosted […]

Celebrate 10 years of EleVATE with WashU OBGYN and team

Celebrate 10 years of EleVATE with WashU OBGYN and team
We are celebrating 10 years of EleVATE! WashU OBGYN was recognized along with BJH, Affinia and others. Great to see Dr. Ebony Carter at UNC who led EleVATE during her previous time with WashU OBGYN! Rachel Paul accepted the award on our behalf.
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We take pride in being national leaders in obstetrics and gynecology clinical care, administrative efforts, research and education.

Caring for patients

As the physicians of Barnes-Jewish Hospital and St. Louis Children’s Hospital, we are trusted experts in ob/gyn care. Patients count on us for routine and specialized care, including high-risk pregnancies, IVF and minimally invasive surgery.

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Preparing future leaders

We offer highly competitive training for residents and fellows, and learning opportunities for physicians and scientists who seek professional development.

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Basic science, translational and clinical research in reproductive health

Building new knowledge

From molecular mechanisms to global health, our faculty and staff are leading research focused on reproductive health and sciences.

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