Gregory Simon, MD, MPH

Faculty Appointment(s)

Research Professor

s2195@uw.edu

206-287-2979

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Personal Statement

I bring a practical approach to mental health research, working to break down barriers between research and real-world health care.

Education

B.A. Rice University May, 1978
M.D. University of North Carolina May, 1982
M.P.H. University of Washington May, 1990
Intern Internal Medicine University of Washington Hospitals 6/82-6/83
Resident Internal Medicine University of Washington Hospitals 7/83-6/85
Resident Psychiatry Massachusetts General Hospital 7/85-6/88
Fellow Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program University of Washington 7/88-7/90

Recent Publications

Tumor-infiltrating plasma cell profiling after PD-1 blockade reveals tumor-specific antibodies.
(2026 Jul 27)
Cancer Cell
Meyerhoff RR, Chen A, O'Brien J, Anadon CM, Lopez Bailon LU, Carrion-Estrada D, Poysungnoen K, Lindenberger J, Kemeny G, Lyniv L, Jain V, Chaurio R, Plappert N, Evangelous T, Park CS, Sinha A, Oduah E, Glass C, Weinhold K, Gregory S, Hickey JW, Acharya P, Ready N, Conejo-Garcia JR, Williams WB, Antonia SJ
Validation of a self-harm prediction model in black youth seeking outpatient mental health care.
(2026 Jul 13)
Am J Epidemiol
Hall C, Wellman R, Cruz M, Shortreed SM, Simon GE, Williamson BD, Yeargans R, Ahmedani BK, Boggs JM, Coleman KJ, Daida YG, Lynch F, Rossom R, Sterling S, Coley RY
Tobacco smoking disrupts bile acid and tryptophan metabolism in multiple sclerosis.
(2026 Aug)
Mult Scler 32(9): 972-984
Briggs FB, Litwiler J, Montini F, Fereidan Esfahani M, Sagen J, McCauley JL, Nelson F, Gregory S, Brambilla R, Trapl ES, Cooke Bailey JN, Schwerdtfeger LA, Cox L, Weiner H, Tobin WO
Inference on summaries of a model-agnostic longitudinal variable importance trajectory with application to suicide prevention.
(2026 Jun)
Ann Appl Stat 20(2): 1340-1363
Williamson BD, Moodie EEM, Simon GE, Rossom RC, Shortreed SM
Predicting and differentiating accidental and self-harm drug poisonings using health records data.
(2026)
PLOS Ment Health 3(6): e0000630
Simon GE, Wellman RD, Shortreed SM, Johnson E, Sterling SA, Coleman KJ, Ahmedani BK, Yaseen ZS, Mosholder AD
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