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Lucinda Grande, MD, serves as Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine. She earned her medical degree from the University of Washington School of Medicine and completed her family medicine residency at Providence St. Peter Family Medicine in Olympia, Washington. Dr. Grande maintains board certifications in family medicine and addiction medicine. In her clinical practice at Pioneer Family Practice in Lacey, Washington, she focuses on the treatment of opioid use disorder, including medication for opioid use disorder and harm reduction approaches. She has presented on barriers to access for medication for opioid use disorder and the application of harm reduction strategies to improve population health.
Dr. Grande is recognized for her work exploring sub-dissociative ketamine in the management of severe depression and opioid use disorder. Her academic role involves contributions to the University of Washington Department of Family Medicine, where she engages in clinical education and related activities. She holds an additional affiliation as Clinical Associate Professor in the same department.
University of Washington researchers demonstrate low-dose ketamine rapidly eases fentanyl withdrawal, enabling buprenorphine initiation without severe symptoms in a pilot study.
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