MD, FIDSA, FAAAAI Professor of Medicine, Pathology, Microbiology Professor of Pharmacology John A. Oates Chair in Clinical Research Center for Drug Safety and Immunology Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Dr. Phillips is a world leader in translational approaches to drug hypersensitivity and has pioneered the discovery and implementation of immunogenomic predictors, immunopathogenesis and novel technologies to improve the safety of drugs into clinical practice. She has a clinical practice dedicated to drug hypersensitivity and has led clinical and research programs in SJS/TEN and other severe immune-mediated adverse drug reactions across different medical systems for over 25 years. She is PI on NIH funded research to define genetic and other markers to lead to prediction and prevention earlier diagnosis and to define the most effective treatment. She has been a great advocate of integration and engagement of the community in science. In addition to being a Chair of SJSTEN 2021 she also founded and chaired the 2017 and 2019 meetings.

MD, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Dermatology Harvard Medical School Brigham and Women’s Hospital Dana Farber Cancer Institute Boston Children’s Hospital

Dr. Divito is a dermatologist and immunologist specializing in complex medical dermatology with expertise in the areas of severe cutaneous adverse drug reactions and graft-versus-host disease. She is principal investigator of an immuno-dermatology research laboratory studying the immunopathogenesis of T cell mediated drug reactions and GVHD. Her lab’s efforts span bedside to bench and back again with the direct goal of improving patient care. Their work is highly translational, incorporating prospective and retrospective human studies and novel humanized mouse models of disease. They utilize both innovative and traditional laboratory techniques in their research and are highly collaborative with clinicians and investigators across multiple disciplines. Dr. Divito is the recipient of a prestigious Early Independence Award from the NIH Office of the Director and was named a Future Leader by the European Society for Dermatological Research. She is currently PI on two NIH grants. Clinically, she attends on the inpatient dermatology consult service and in a specialized embedded oncodermatology clinic. She is particularly passionate about training and mentoring young researchers and physician-scientists.

MD, MA John P. Mulcahy Professor and Chairman, Department of OphthalmologyLoyola University Medical Center

Dr. Bouchard received a Master’s Degree in physiology from Boston University School of Medicine and an MD degree from Northwestern University. Dr. Bouchard completed his residency training in ophthalmology at George Washington University Medical Center. He continued his subspecialty training in corneal and external diseases, completing a fellowship at Georgetown University Center for Sight. 2004-2005. He has served as President of the Chicago Ophthalmological Society and as member of the Board of Directors for the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness for 15 years. He has received the Honor Award and Senior Honor Awards form the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the Annual Illinois Eye Bank Service Recognition Award in 2014. He has written more than 170 scientific papers, abstracts and book chapters and has presented numerous lectures regionally and internationally on a wide variety of diseases of the cornea and ocular surface. His has a special interest in Stevens Johnson syndrome, ocular graft vs host disease and Sjogren syndrome. He has recently developed an interest in the ocular manifestations of obstructive sleep apnea; a disease that effects more than 25% of the adult population in the US yet is undiagnosed in 80%.