University of Missouri medical school associate dean steps down

Rachel Brown, MD, left her position as Columbia-based University of Missouri School of Medicine’s associate dean for student programs and professional development, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.

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Dr. Brown, who came to the university in 1998, has held her current position since 2006. She’s stepping down to focus on her academic work as a professor of clinical psychiatry.

Dr. Brown was replaced by Laine Young-Walker, MD, the medical school’s chief of the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

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