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Adjunct Faculty
The Department of Epidemiology extends the title of adjunct faculty member to regular or research faculty who hold a primary appointment in another UW Department to recognize his or her contributions to the Department of Epidemiology.
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Edward J. Boyko MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Diabetes mellitus, diagnostic test methodology, obesity, visceral adiposity
John Breitner MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Geriatric research education
Wylie Burke MD, PhD
Adjunct Professor
General interest in the social, ethical, and policy implications of genetic information
Corey Casper MD, MPH
Adjunct Associate Professor
Epidemiology, pathogenesis and treatment of viral oncogens
Connie Celum MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
HIV prevention and vaccine trials
Michael H. Chung MD, MPH
Adjunct Assistant Professor
HIV
Frederick A. Connell MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor and Associate Dean
Measurement of health
Jeffrey Duchin MD
Adjunct Associate Professor
Respiratory infections; vaccine-preventable diseases; surveillance systems; infectious diseases of public health significance
Beth E. Ebel MD, MPH
Adjunct Associate Professor
Injury prevention and health
behaviors
Mickey S. Eisenberg MD, PhD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Prehospital cardiac arrest and emergency medical services
Joann G. Elmore MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Clinical epidemiology; observer variability; breast cancer screening; technology assessment
Jesse R. Fann BS, MD, MPH
Adjunct Associate Professor
Epidemiology and health services implications; psychiatric epidemiology
Stephanie M. Fullerton DPhil
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Research ethics questions in human genetics and genomics, with a particular emphasis on the role of genomics in the interrogation and address of ethnic health disparities
Stephen S. Gloyd MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
infectious disease epidemiology (STD, TB, EPI), health systems research, and political economy of health and impact and equity in health care
Matthew Golden MPH, MD
Adjunct Associate Professor
Prevention and control of sexually transmitted infections (STI), including HIV
Therese M. Grant PhD
Adjunct Associate Professor
Principal investigator of the Parent-Child Assistance Program, an intervention model working effectively with high-risk mothers who abuse alcohol and drugs during pregnancy.
Elizabeth Halloran MPH, DSc
Adjunct Professor
Research encompasses a wide range of quantitative methods applied to
research in infectious diseases.
Jodie K. Haselkorn MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Health services for individuals with disabilities, quality of life, low back problems, multiple sclerosis
Jane Hitti MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Infectious diseases in pregnancy and preterm labor
King K. Holmes MD, PhD
Adjunct Professor
Global health, internal medicine, infectious diseases with research on HIV/AIDS and STDs; clinical epidemiology and microbiology. Clinical trials, HIV/STD prevention research.
Philippe P. Hujoel PhD, DDS, MS
Adjunct Professor
The role of smoking and diet in dental and systemic health with a particular focus on carbohydrates. Dental diagnosis radiation and heal & neck cancers. The diagnosis, etiology, treatment and prognosis of dental diseases.
Gail P. Jarvik MD, PhD
Adjunct Professor
Cardiovascular disease
Bryan R. Kestenbaum MD, MS
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Vascular calcification; Kidney specific mechanisms for cardiovascular risk; Mineral metabolism disturbances
Mary-Claire King PhD
Adjunct Professor
Breast and ovarian cancer and inherited deafness
Matthew B. Klein MD, MS
Adjunct Associate Professor
Dr. Klein is interested in injury epidemiology and outcomes
Sherry Lipsky PhD, MPH
Adjunct Research Assistant Professor
Health disparities, intimate partner violence (IPV), alcohol use, mental health, and healthcare utilization.
Ira Longini MS, PhD
Adjunct Professor
Stochastic processes, quantitative method for infectious diseases
W.T. Longstreth, Jr. MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Neuroepidemiology; cerebrovascular disease
Edgar K. Marcuse MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Vaccines and vaccine preventable diseases and immunization policy
Diane P. Martin PhD, MA
Adjunct Professor
Health insurance and delivery systems; changing behavior of patients and providers to improve quality of care and outcomes
Michael D. Martin PhD, MSD
Adjunct Professor
Dr. Martin's research interests include the epidemiology of mercury exposure in dentistry, as well as oral mucosal disease and oro-facial pain.
Barbara B. McGrath PhD, MA, MA
Adjunct Research Associate Professor
Cultural variation in response to illness; investigation of the influence of culture in the creation of meaning; examination of the role of science and technology in the health of populations; application of ethnographic inquiry methods in the study of health and illness.
Ali Mokdad PhD
Adjunct Professor
Masa Narita MD
Adjunct Associate Professor
Clinical and public health aspects of
tuberculosis (TB diagnosis, treatment, infection
control, epidemiology, and health care delivery).
Donald L. Patrick PhD, MS
Adjunct Professor
Outcomes in health policy and treatment effectiveness; improving end-of-life care; health behavior and health promotion; disability policy; community intervention; resource allocation;
Thomas W. Pendergrass MD, MSPH
Adjunct Professor
Bone and soft tissue sarcomas; retinoblastoma; hematology medical education and faculty development
Michael Porter MD, MS
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Urologic oncology and bladder cancer screening
Jeffrey L. Probstfield MD
Adjunct Professor
Hyperlipidemia, high blood pressure, and clinical trials methods
Susan D. Reed MD, MS, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Women's mid-life health, hormonally sensitive tumors
Frederick P. Rivara MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Childhood precursors to adult disease and prevention of the major causes of death in the United States through interventions in childhood and adolescence
Timothy M. Rose PhD
Adjunct Professor
Molecular biology of tumor viruses, cytokines, cell growth, differentiation & transformation.
Kirkwood K. Shy MD, MPH
Adjunct Professor
Women's Health Care; General obstetrics and gynecology; Gynecologic surgery
Jodi M. Smith MDCM, MPH
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Viral infection associated with the development of chronic allograft nephropathy in pediatric renal transplant patients
Walter E. Stamm MD
Adjunct Professor
Pathogenesis of bacterial genitourinary tract infections, especially urinary tract infections due to E. coli and genital infections due to C. trachomatis.
Nancy Stevens MPH
Adjunct Professor
Clinical epidemiology; Evidence-based practice
Debby W. Tsuang MD, MSc
Adjunct Professor
Clinical-neuropathology of dementing disorders psychosis in dementia genetics and endophenotypes of schizophrenia
Anne Vernez-Moudon Doctor es Science
Adjunct Professor
Urban form analysis, land monitoring, neighborhood and street design, and nom-motorized transportation; epidemiologic methodologies for examining the relationship between the built environment and human health
Judd L. Walson MPH, MD
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Infectious disease; anti-helminthic therapy (treatment of intestinal worms) in adults with HIV; malaria parasitemia
Benjamin J. Weigler PhD, MPH
Adjunct Associate Professor
Zoonotic diseases; occupational health
Fredric M. Wolf PhD, MEd
Adjunct Professor
Evidence-based health care, outcome evaluation
Long Fu Xi MD, PhD
Adjunct Research Associate Professor
Pathology and public health
Tuofu Zhu MD, PhD
Adjunct Associate Professor
Pathogenesis of HIV infection with particular emphasis on the mechanisms for controlling HIV-1 and SIV at low levels in vivo.
Joseph R. Zunt MPH, MD
Adjunct Associate Professor
Epidemiology of central nervous system infections in South America with emphasis on retroviruse; Viral meningoencephalitis