Faculty

• Harborview Medical Center


• Physical Address:
• 325 9th Ave
• 2WC 215
• Seattle, WA 98104


• Mailing Address:
• 325 9th Ave
• Box 359930
• Seattle, WA 98104


• Phone: (206) 744-5145
• Fax: (206) 744-5109


• Email: rdh@u.washington.edu

Robert Harrington, MD

• Professor of Medicine, University of Washington
• Medical Director, HMC Madison Clinic
  
• Associate Section Chief, HMC Infectious Diseases
• Director, UW CFAR Clinical Research Core

Dr. Harrington is a Professor of Medicine in the clinician teacher pathway. He is also the Medical Director of the Harborview Madison (HIV) Clinic, Director of the UW CFAR Clinical Research Core and HIV Specimen Repository, and Associate Section Chief of Infectious Diseases at Harborview Medical Center. He attends on the general medicine, infectious diseases and HIV services at Harborview Medical Center and lectures frequently on a variety of HIV and infectious diseases topics. He is a recipient of the Beeson award for housestaff teaching. His interests are in general infectious diseases, clinical HIV and translational HIV research. He's published over 50 manuscripts and book chapters on HIV and infectious diseases.

Selected Publications

Chung MH, Severynen AO, Hals MP, Harrington RD, Spach DH, Kim HN.  2012. Offering an American Graduate Medical HIV Course to Health Care Workers in Resource-Limited Settings via the Internet.  PloS One 2012;7(12):e52663.
[ PubMed Abstract]

Dombrowski JC, Harrington RD, Golden MR. 2013. Evidence for the Long-Term Stability of HIV Transmission-Associated Sexual Behavior Following HIV Diagnosis. Sex Transm Dis: 40(1): 41-5.
[ PubMed Abstract]

Achenbach C, Harrington RD, Dhanireddy S, Casper C and Kitahata M. 2012. Paradoxical immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) in HIV-infected patients treated with combination antiretroviral therapy after AIDS-defining opportunistic infection. CID: 54(3): 424-33.
[ PubMed Abstract ]

Dhanireddy S, Harrington RD, Crane HM, Gingo M, Morris AM, Huang L and Crothers K. 2011. Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 and HIV Infection. Emerging Infectious Diseases: 17(6): 1140-3.
[ PubMed Abstract ]

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