What is your professional background? I am an infectious diseases physician and researcher. Since 2006, I have been faculty at Emory based at Grady, where we have a robust ID clinical footprint and HIV clinical…
Tell us about yourself. I was born in Las Vegas, Nevada but grew up in Rochester, Minnesota. Growing up, I was a competitive figure skater – after I “retired” at age 18, I began coaching…
David S. Stephens, MD, chair of the Department of Medicine and the Stephen W. Schwarzmann Distinguished Professor of Medicine, has been named the 2019 recipient of the Charles R. Hatcher Jr. Award for Excellence in…
In celebration of National Doctors’ Day on March 30, the Emory Medicine Recognitions Committee of the School of Medicine sent out a call for nominations to recognize School of Medicine doctors who go above and…
What is your professional background? I have a BS in biology from Loyola University, New Orleans and an MD from Louisiana State University, New Orleans. I completed a residency in internal medicine at UT Southwestern,…
Since 2008, the Department of Medicine has offered the Fostering the Academic Mission in the Emory Department of Medicine (FAME) Grant to provide clinical faculty with support to dedicate up to 20 percent of their…
What is your professional background? I received my Bachelor of Science degree in microbiology and cell science from the University of Florida and my MD from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, MD. I completed…
We are saddened to share the news that David Schlossberg, MD, a 1975 graduate of Emory’s Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program, passed away in February. Prior to joining Emory, Schlossberg completed his undergraduate medical degree at Tufts…
The Emory University Department of Medicine is nationally known for its exceptional sub-specialty fellowship programs. Emory’s access to a large and varied patient population provides fellows with unique training opportunities. Strong collaborations with the Rollins…
Emory’s Division of Infectious Diseases garners more than $50 million in research funding per year, more than any other division in the Department of Medicine. This achievement is made possible through the contributions of highly-skilled…