Peter Panagos

Professor with a passion for advancing studies in emergency medicine, Peter Panagos serves as a distinguished faculty member at Washington University School of Medicine. As a Professor of Emergency Medicine and Neurology, he holds the esteemed position of Executive Vice Chair in the Department of Emergency Medicine. His academic and clinical pursuits are deeply rooted in the acute identification and management of stroke patients within the high-pressure environment of the emergency department. Professor Panagos is also an integral member of the Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences, where he collaborates with fellow researchers to bridge the gap between laboratory discoveries and clinical applications. His research is pivotal in enhancing the protocols for stroke management, aiming to improve patient outcomes through timely and effective interventions. In addition to his research on stroke, Professor Panagos is clinically invested in a broad spectrum of critical conditions, including trauma, heart disease, and aneurysms. His comprehensive approach to emergency medicine not only addresses immediate patient needs but also contributes to the development of long-term strategies for managing complex medical emergencies. Through his dedication to both teaching and research, Professor Panagos continues to inspire the next generation of medical professionals, fostering a deeper understanding of the challenges and innovations in emergency medicine. His work remains instrumental in shaping the future of acute care, ensuring that patients receive the highest standard of medical attention in their most critical moments.