Faculty. The faculty of the ID Division includes over 25 clinicians and non-clinician researchers. Additional ID clinicians are based in the Center for Vaccine Development and the Department of Epidemiology and Preventative Medicine.

Clinical Services. The ID Division boasts particular strength in the care of patients with HIV infection, in infections in patients with cancer and in infections in patients with transplants. The Division also hosts a strong antimicrobial management program.

Research strengths include basic research in human viral infections, bacterial pathogenesis, and inflammation as well as clinical research in new HIV therapies and infections in neutropenic hosts.

Fellowship. The ID Division supports two fellowship programs leading to board-eligibility in infectious diseases, a general program and a program concentrating in HIV infection.

Teaching. The Division also plays a major role in educating medical students during the second year course in Host Defenses and Infectious Diseases, during the third year clinical clerkship in medicine on the inpatient HIV ward, and during the fourth year on the infectious diseases elective.

To contact us:

Phone: 410-706-7560
Fax: 410-706-4619
E-mail: kvardjan@ihv.umaryland.edu

Department of Medicine
University of Maryland, Baltimore
School of Medicine
725 West Lombard Street, Room N560
Baltimore, Maryland 21201

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