Infectious Diseases
Roy M. Gulick, MD
Chief
Welcome to the Division of Infectious Diseases. Our mission encompasses clinical care, research, and education. The Division has 50 full-time and voluntary faculty members and is responsible for the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center's Infectious Diseases Clinical Service, the HIV/AIDS Program and the International Health Care Service (IHCS). The Weill Cornell HIV/AIDS Program provides care to ~2,000 HIV-infected persons, in addition to conducting basic and clinical research. The IHCS is staffed by the faculty and provides travel advice and immunizations for ~3,000 persons annually, in addition to infectious diseases consultations. The Infectious Diseases Fellowship Training Program provides individualized training through faculty guidance, clinical rotations, mentored research, and didactic coursework. The Division has a cadre of internationally recognized physician-scientists who are devoted to basic laboratory and patient-centered research, education and service, both in the United States and abroad (Brazil, Haiti, India, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Tunisia). The research programs and interests of individual faculty mentors are detailed in the
Divisional Brochure.
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