Marie A. Bosch

Dr. Marie A. Bosch is a key figure in the field of psychiatry, serving as an Assistant Professor at the Washington University School of Medicine. With an impressive educational background, she holds an MD and a PhD in Neuroscience, complemented by a Bachelor of Science in Biology. Dr. Bosch has been a dedicated member of the Washington University community since completing her residency there, where she has honed her expertise in various facets of psychiatry. Her clinical interests are diverse, encompassing general adult psychiatry, geriatric psychiatry, perinatal psychiatry, and outpatient psychiatry. This broad spectrum of interests allows her to provide comprehensive care to a wide range of patients, from young adults to the elderly, and those experiencing unique challenges during the perinatal period. Dr. Bosch's research is primarily centered on the molecular and cellular understanding of psychiatric disorders, with a particular focus on schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Her work aims to unravel the complex biological mechanisms underlying these conditions, contributing to the development of more effective treatments. She has published extensively in prestigious journals, sharing her findings with the scientific community and advancing the field of psychiatry. In recognition of her significant contributions to psychiatric research, Dr. Bosch has been awarded numerous grants, which have supported her innovative studies. Her dedication to both clinical practice and research underscores her commitment to improving mental health outcomes for individuals affected by psychiatric disorders. Through her work, Dr. Bosch continues to make a profound impact on the understanding and treatment of mental health conditions.