Thomas Andrew Burrow

Dr. Thomas Andrew Burrow serves as an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and practices clinical and medical biochemical genetics at Arkansas Children's Hospital in both Little Rock and Springdale campuses, specializing in genetic and metabolic disorders with emphasis on inborn errors of metabolism.

His educational credentials include:

• Medical Degree from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (2003)
• Combined Pediatrics/Clinical Genetics Residency at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center (2008)
• Medical Biochemical Genetics Fellowship at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center (2009)

Dr. Burrow's research focuses on advancing treatment for lysosomal storage diseases, particularly Gaucher disease and neurodegenerative disorders, through natural history studies and clinical trials. Internationally recognized as an expert in lysosomal storage diseases, his work bridges clinical care with translational research to improve patient outcomes globally.

His professional distinctions include:

• Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics
• Fellow of the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics

As an educator, Dr. Burrow actively trains medical students, pediatric residents, and genetic counseling students in metabolic disorders. He maintains clinical appointments at both Arkansas Children's Hospital locations and serves on the International Collaborative Gaucher Group Board of Advisors.

Dr. Burrow co-leads the Genetics and Metabolic Clinic and the world's only dedicated SATB2 International Clinic, providing multidisciplinary care for rare genetic syndromes while contributing to global research networks focused on lysosomal storage diseases.