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Endocrinology and Molecular Medicine

Nick Semenkovich, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor; Founding Member, MCW Data Science Institute

Locations

Hub for Collaborative Medicine, 6th Floor
Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, Endocrinology

Contact Information

(414) 955-6844

General Interests

Rare Metabolic Disease

Education

Undergraduate, MIT, Computer Science & Biology
MD, Washington University
PhD, Genetics, Washington University
Internship & Residency, Brigham & Women’s Hospital
Fellowship, PSTP Scientist Track, Washington University

Biography

Dr. Nick Semenkovich is a physician-scientist with a joint appointment in the MCW Data Science Institute. He sees patients for the full range of endocrine and metabolic diseases. Outside of clinical practice, he researches liquid biopsies (including cell-free DNA) and their applications as biomarkers in a range of rare and understudied diseases.

Leadership Positions

MCW Internal

Founding Member, MCW Data Science Institute

Research Interests

Liquid biopsies, cell-free DNA, deep learning

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