Qiao Jing, Chief Physician Mainly engaged in clinical diagnosis, treatment, and translational research of childhood growth and development disorders, endocrine and genetic metabolic diseases. Extensive experience in child health management assessment, rare genetic syndromes, obesity, and the molecular mechanisms and precision interventions of growth and development-related diseases. Currently serves as a council member of the Internet Hospital Branch of the Chinese Research Hospital Association, standing committee member of the Professional Committee of the China Association for Promoting Health Birth and Child Development, member of the Pediatric Endocrinology Group of the Shanghai Medical Association under the Chinese Medical Association, member of the Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Group of the Shanghai Medical Association under the Chinese Medical Association, member of the Child Health Collaborative Innovation Platform Committee of the China Association of Chinese Medicine, and expert member of the Hundred Experts Committee of the Shanghai Maternal and Child Health Association. Main research directions: Clinical diagnosis, treatment, and molecular mechanism research of childhood growth and development and genetic metabolic diseases; genetic basis and precision health management of childhood obesity, growth disorders, and rare syndromes; role of microbe-host interactions in childhood metabolic health. Published 18 SCI papers in international journals such as *Journal of Virology* and *Theranostics*; edited/translated 2 academic monographs; granted 1 invention patent and 5 utility model patents. Overseas training experience: - Doctor of Internal Medicine and postdoctoral research at the School of Medicine, University of Tokyo, Japan - Clinical researcher in the Department of Nephrology and Endocrinology, University of Tokyo Hospital, Japan - Visiting scholar in the Department of Endocrinology, Genetics, and Metabolism, Boston Children's Hospital, USA Recent research project funding (past five years, as principal investigator): - Shanghai Comprehensive Hospital Demonstration Pediatric Outpatient and Emergency Construction Project (No. 2019-38): Enhancement of Pediatric Outpatient and Emergency Service Capacity and System Construction, completed. - General Project of Jiangxi Provincial Natural Science Foundation (No. S2017ZRMSB2092): Mechanism study of gene SLC22A18 inducing childhood obesity by regulating adipocyte production and growth, completed. - Project of Shanghai Science and Technology Commission (No. 14411971400): Clinical correlation study between childhood obesity and tumor suppressor gene SLC22A18, completed. - Project of Shanghai Pudong New Area Science and Technology Development Fund (No. PKJ2013-Y17): Clinical correlation study between SLC22A18 and childhood obesity, completed.