Jamie Latos

Blending theory and practice to improve patient outcomes, Jamie Latos, DO, serves as an Assistant Professor and Program Director of the Rheumatology Fellowship at West Virginia University's School of Medicine. With a robust background in osteopathic medicine, Dr. Latos earned their Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the WVU School of Osteopathic Medicine in Lewisburg. This foundation has fueled a career committed to advancing patient care and medical education within the Department of Medicine, particularly in the Division of Rheumatology. Dr. Latos is passionate about mentoring the next generation of rheumatologists, ensuring that fellows receive comprehensive training that integrates the latest research with hands-on clinical experience. Their approach emphasizes a holistic understanding of patient care, encouraging a balance between innovative treatments and compassionate care. In addition to their educational responsibilities, Dr. Latos is actively involved in clinical practice, where they apply their expertise to diagnose and manage a wide range of rheumatologic conditions. Their dedication to patient care is evident in their personalized approach, which considers the unique needs and circumstances of each patient. Dr. Latos's contributions to the field extend beyond the classroom and clinic. They are engaged in various professional organizations and contribute to ongoing research efforts aimed at improving treatment methodologies and patient outcomes in rheumatology. Their work is characterized by a commitment to lifelong learning and a desire to push the boundaries of current medical knowledge. Outside of their professional commitments, Dr. Latos is known for their collaborative spirit, often working with colleagues across disciplines to foster a multidisciplinary approach to healthcare. This collaborative mindset not only enhances the educational experience for students and fellows but also enriches the quality of care provided to patients. Dr. Latos's dedication to both education and patient care makes them a valued member of the West Virginia University School of Medicine community, where they continue to inspire and lead by example.