Dr. Luke Wall is an Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics in the Section of Allergy and Immunology at LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans School of Medicine. He received his MD at LSU New Orleans, then completed Pediatrics Residency, an additional year as Pediatrics Chief Resident, and Allergy and Immunology fellowship at LSU and Manning Family Children's. He currently practices at Manning Family Children’s main campus in addition to satellite locations in Covington, Baton Rouge, and Hammond. While his career is clinically focused, he enjoys balancing the complex medical care of children with clinical research and teaching. In addition to teaching Pediatric residents and subspecialty fellows from a variety of fields, he teaches medical students both in the lecture hall and at the bedside. A highlight of his work involves bringing clinical immunology concepts to the lecture hall in the LSU School of Medicine, giving lectures and leading team-based learning exercises each year in the Micro 100 course for first-year students. He also participates in interprofessional education involving students from all six schools within the LSU Health Sciences Center. His clinical and research interests include inborn errors of immunity (IEI) and genetic syndromes which have increased risk for infections. Dr. Wall has been active in several clinical trials centered on the treatment of immunodeficiencies. He is a participant in the Primary Immunodeficiency Treatment Consortium (PIDTC)- a national network of treatment and research centers for patients with IEI, and is proud to be part of the Jeffrey Modell Foundation Network for primary immunodeficiencies.