Charles Groomes

Charles Groomes is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the Uniformed Services University School of Medicine, serving as an Attending Neonatologist and Associate Program Director at the Navy Medical Center, Portsmouth, VA. His research focuses on neonatal resuscitation and high-acuity skill sustainment.

• Education: Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with minor in Biochemistry from College of William & Mary (Magna cum Laude); MD from Temple University School of Medicine; Pediatrics Residency at National Capital Consortium (Walter Reed); Neonatal-Perinatal Fellowship at National Capital Consortium; U.S. Naval Flight Surgeon training; Joint Professional Military Education at U.S. Naval War College.

Dr. Groomes' research addresses critical issues in neonatology, including racial disparities in pulse oximetry accuracy, congenital genetic disorders, and immune tolerance protocols for hemophilia. His article trends span 2016–2024, covering hematology, genetic syndromes, medical device evaluation, and endocrine disorders in infants.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Matthew T. Moore Prize (Temple University School of Medicine)