Alejandra Camacho-Soto

Alejandra Camacho-Soto, M.D., is a KL2 Career Development Program scholar at the University of Kansas Medical Center specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation research. Her work focuses on improving outcomes for Parkinson's Disease patients through innovative approaches to fracture risk prediction and medication management.

Her research interests center on Parkinson's Disease and related neurodegenerative conditions, with particular emphasis on fracture risk assessment and medication prescription patterns. Her work combines clinical expertise with advanced data analysis of Medicare claims to identify patterns that can improve patient care and inform treatment guidelines.

Dr. Camacho-Soto's publications demonstrate a consistent focus on translational research that bridges clinical practice and data-driven insights. Her work on fracture prediction tools and medication patterns in neurodegenerative diseases represents important contributions to geriatric neurology and rehabilitation medicine.

• KL2 Career Development Program Scholar - Frontiers Clinical and Translational Science Institute
• T32 Grant Recipient - During medical school
• Multiple Research Grants - Awarded at Washington University

As an emerging independent investigator, Dr. Camacho-Soto has successfully transitioned from mentored research to submitting her first R01 grant proposal. Her work with mentors Ed Ellerbeck and Jacob Sosnoff has provided strong foundation for her career development in clinical and translational research.