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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Emergency Medicine Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search WelcomeWelcome Mission Clinical Sites Explore St. Louis Our TeamOur Team Leadership Division Chiefs Faculty Residency Administration Fellowship Administration Research Personnel APP DivisionsDivisions Critical Care Medicine EMS Toxicology Ultrasound EducationEducation Residency Simulation Fellowships Medical Students AlumniAlumni Giving Options ResearchResearch ECRCECRC Current Studies Researchers Research Fellowship Summer Research Program – EMERGE Journal ClubJournal Club Archive Tool Box News EventsEvents Emergency Medicine Event Calendar View Lewis Health Policy Symposia Code 3 Conference Jermyn Lectures Women in Medicine Symposium Guidelines for Patient Data Request Management EM Accounting Services EMIAA IV Magnesium for Acute COPD Exacerbations Publications Vanc/Zosyn and Kidney Injury IV Steroids for Prevention of Rebound Migraine Headache Ultra High Dose and IV Bolus Nitroglycerin for SCAPE Open Search Toxicology Overview of Toxicology Services Toxicology is a rapidly growing part of the Department that is committed to providing the most up-to-date training in the management of poisoning, overdoses, and addiction medicine. We currently have five faculty members who participate in both education and research and provide a vital consulting service to the medical center. The toxicology attendings also lecture throughout the year to multiple departments, to physician’s groups at other hospitals, and at regional and national meetings. Additionally, two of our faculty direct the addiction medicine KISC for the medical school. The Division has a fellowship program and accepts up to two applicants each year. The fellows have their own large office with personal computers and multiple textbooks. Additionally, there is a large hall space with a dry erase wall and private conference room that are used for fellow-lead didactics. We also share space with the research core, allowing for easy collaboration. Residents from emergency medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry, and internal medicine regularly rotate on the service. Additionally, medical students and pediatric emergency medicine fellows also rotate on the service. The Toxicology service actively collaborates with the Missouri Poison Center.  The fellows spend multiple afternoons a week there and work with the poison center medical director and specialists in poison information (SPIs). They participate in education and reviewing protocols among other activities. We developed a telehealth service for toxicology in 2012, one of the first in the country. We are currently providing telehealth services in our outpatient clinic as well as Missouri Baptist (one of our affiliate hospitals) with plans to expand to other BJC hospitals in the near future. The Division also serves as the HAZMAT physicians for the Saint Louis Urban Search and Rescue Team, as well as assists with medical direction at the Cardinals and Blues games.  We work closely with the toxicologists at Bayer and the herpetologists at the St. Louis Zoo.  We also serve as toxicology specialists for industry. One of our former toxicology faculty members, Dr. Eliza Dunn, works as a toxicologist at Bayer. The attending toxicologists and toxicology fellows staff the Medical Toxicology and Addiction Medicine Clinic.  Physicians board-certified in Medical Toxicology and/or Addiction medicine evaluate patients weekly in addition to managing patients with toxicologic exposures (e.g. lead). Patients exposed to a chemical or toxin at home or at work, that were envenomated, or looking for an independent medical exam are evaluated in the clinic.  In addition, the physicians also treat patients with substance use disorders, which may include prescribing naltrexone or buprenorphine.  Social work and pharmacy resources are available at the clinic.  For an appointment or if you are interested in the clinic, please call or email the clinic coordinator, Ms. Sara Delatte at (314) 747-3200 or [email protected] Directions to Toxicology suite Rotator Orientation Toxicology Essentials Rotation Guide (Residents.Fellows) Divisions EMS Toxicology Media Faculty Activities Education &＃038; Research Rotation Faculty Ultrasound Critical Care Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine660 S. Euclid AveCampus Box 8072Saint Louis, MO 63110Phone: 314-747-4156 | Fax: [email protected] Instagram LocationsWashington University Barnes-Jewish Hospital St. Louis Children's Hospital Missouri Baptist Medical Center Barnes-Jewish West County Barnes-Jewish St. Peters ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis