Lisa M. Moscoso, MD, Ph.D., is a professor of pediatrics, associate dean for student affairs, and co-chief of the division of pediatric hospitalist medicine. She earned her medical and doctoral degrees from Washington University School of Medicine in 1998 in the Medical Scientist Training Program. Following her pediatric residency at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, she joined the faculty in 2002. A strong student and faculty mentor, Moscoso has established several programs that identify and assist medical students who experience academic issues or personal difficulties. She initiated the development of a coaching program for medical students in the new Gateway Curriculum, which launched in September 2020. She consistently has been recognized for her professionalism, communication skills, and innovation, both in patient care practices and in medical student education. Because of her successful efforts, she has been a sought-after presenter both locally and nationally on the issue of medical student wellness and peer mentoring. She served as a member of both the AAMC Central Group on Student Affairs Steering Committee and the Association of American Medical Colleges Careers in Medicine Advisory Committee.