Elizabeth Messer

Elizabeth Messer's projects resonate with pressing global needs in the realm of pediatric healthcare. As an assistant professor of pediatrics in the Division of Hospital Medicine at Washington University School of Medicine, she is deeply committed to advancing the field of inpatient pediatric care. Her research interests are diverse and encompass critical areas such as pediatric emergency care and newborn medicine, reflecting her dedication to improving outcomes for young patients. Dr. Messer's scholarly contributions include a notable publication in the "Multiple Sclerosis Journal" in 2013, where she authored a letter titled "One of the oldest patients with Neuromyelitis Optica in the literature." This work highlights her ability to engage with complex medical cases and contribute to the broader understanding of pediatric conditions. At Washington University, Elizabeth Messer is actively involved in both research and teaching, where she mentors the next generation of healthcare professionals. Her work not only addresses immediate clinical challenges but also aims to shape the future of pediatric medicine through innovative research and evidence-based practices. Through her dedication and expertise, Dr. Messer continues to make significant strides in the field of pediatrics, ensuring that the youngest and most vulnerable patients receive the highest standard of care. Her commitment to her research interests and her role as an educator underscores her impact on both her students and the wider medical community.