Dr. Cox graduated from the University of Missouri - Kansas City 6 year combined medical school in 2007, and subsequently completed his Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Maryland Medical Center in 2010. He remained within the institution and finished his Infectious Diseases Fellowship training with the UMMC and the Institute of Human Virology. During his training he had the opportunity to travel with Missionary Ventures International, a faith based organization and provided free medical care to patients in remote villages in Honduras, Guatemala, as well as the Amazon jungles of Ecuador. With the IHV he has also had the opportunity to travel to Malawi Africa, providing care to a population with high HIV incidence, as well as treating coinfections of malaria and tuberculosis.

After completing his fellowship training in 2012, he accepted a position as a Visiting Instructor of Medicine with the University of Maryland School of Medicine and IHV. In addition to having several outpatient clinics and working on the inpatients UMMC services, he also has been involved with an HIV post-graduate program in Haiti. In this program, the IHV in collaboration with the CDC is providing an intensive 1 year training program with an emphasis on HIV management, as well as improving the quality of care provided to patients with other coinfections including tuberculosis, malaria, and cholera.

Dr. Cox's clinical interests include the management of HIV infection in the outpatient setting, as well as providing care to inpatients with opportunistic infections. Other research interests include HIV coinfections with Hepatitis B and C viruses, as well as the impact of malignancies in our aging HIV population.

• HIV disease management
• General Infectious Disease consultation
• Medical treatment in resource poor settings