Caehla McGeady MD
I am a Family Medicine physician with several years of medical review experience, research experience in neuroscience, immunology and microplastics, and an additional masters in medical physiology. I have special interest in weight loss and Obesity medicine, and treat patients every day for weight loss.
Dr. Caehla McGeady, MD, is a Family Medicine physician and Medical Content Reviewer for GLP-1.com who brings a unique combination of clinical practice, research depth, and medical writing expertise to every piece of content she reviews.
Dr. McGeady earned her Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from the College of William & Mary (2017), followed by a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences — Medical Physiology from Georgetown University (2018). She received her Doctor of Medicine (MD) from Albany Medical College (2022), where she also served as Editor-in-Chief of in-Training, the leading peer-reviewed online publication for medical students. She completed her Family Medicine residency training at the Inova Fairfax Family Medicine Residency Program in Fairfax, Virginia — one of the region's premier family medicine training programs.
Her research background spans neuroscience, immunology, and microplastics, with additional research experience at Johns Hopkins Medicine in the Radiology and Cancer Imaging Department, where she contributed to drug research for aggressive ovarian cancer treatment. This depth of scientific training informs her evidence-based approach to reviewing health content on GLP-1.com.
In clinical practice, Dr. McGeady has a special interest in weight loss and obesity medicine, treating patients daily for weight management — including GLP-1 receptor agonist therapy. She also has several years of medical review and medical writing experience, having contributed to healthcare publications and educational content development. Her combined clinical, research, and editorial background makes her well-suited to ensure that every GLP-1.com article meets the highest standards of medical accuracy, clinical relevance, and patient safety.
