Division of Infectious Diseases

The Division of Infectious Diseases in the UBC Department of Medicine is actively involved in combating infectious diseases through patient care, education, and research. We are part of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia and work through Vancouver General and UBC Hospitals, St. Paul’s Hospital, BC Children’s & Women’s Hospital, G.F. Strong Hospital, the BC Cancer Agency and the BC Centre for Disease Control.

Research Supervisors

Name Research Interests
Av-Gay, Yossef Tuberculosis
Bowie, William Immune System; Immune System
Brumme, Chanson HIV Antiretroviral Drug Resistance; HIV Antiretroviral Drug Resistance
Lester, Richard Infectious diseases; Digital health; Mobile health (mHealth); Precision Public Health; Patient-centered care; Global Health; Infectious diseases; Digital health, Mobile health (mHealth), Precision Public Health, Patient-centered care, Global Health, Infectious Diseases
Lima, Viviane Dias Aging process; Population health interventions; Health promotion and disease prevention; HIV; STBBIs; Aging; Epidemiology; Statistics; mathematical modelling; Prevention strategies for the transmission of HIV and STBBIs; novel intervention strategies to avert HIV disease progression; Clinical Epidemiology of HIV; HIV, STBBIs, Aging, Epidemiology, Statistics, Mathematical Modelling, Prevention strategies for the transmission of HIV and STBBIs, Novel intervention strategies to avert HIV disease progression, Clinical Epidemiology of HIV
Montaner, Julio Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, development of antiretroviral therapies and management strategies
Moore, David HIV prevention and control, HIV among men who have sex with men, HIV in sub-Saharan Africa; epidemiology; public health
Salters, Kate Improve health care engagement and health outcomes among people living with HIV, hepatitis C; Improve health care engagement and health outcomes among people living with HIV, hepatitis C
Steiner, Ted Innate immunity, intestinal epithelial cells, inflammatory bowel disease, C difficile infection, tropical medicine, international health