Our division is at the forefront of clinical and translational research, driving innovations that improve patient outcomes and expand our understanding of infectious diseases and immunology. We offer comprehensive programs focused on infection prevention, antimicrobial stewardship, hospital epidemiology, and specialized areas such as infectious diseases transplant.

Our Vaccine Center is pioneering research efforts to protect against infectious diseases, ensuring that our community benefits from the latest advancements in vaccine science. Additionally, our two-year fellowship training program, accredited by the ACGME, provides top-tier clinical and research training to the next generation of specialists in infectious diseases.

The division’s Infectious Disease Working Group for Ethics and Excellence is dedicated to tackling systemic issues and promoting person-centered patient care and research practices. Through these efforts, we strive to enhance the quality of care and advance the field of infectious diseases and immunology.

These are our four focus areas:

• vaccine development and immune response
• transplant infectious diseases
• HIV, AIDS, and hepatitis C treatment
• antimicrobial resistance
• Emerging pathogen and outbreak preparedness
• community-based research

We provide care, educate, research and discover, serve, and lead at our locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Thank you for your interest, and please feel free to reach out to us with questions.

Contact Us

Mark J. Mulligan, MD
Director, Division of Infectious Diseases and Immunology
Director, Vaccine Center
Thomas S. Murphy Sr. Professor, Department of Medicine
Mark.Mulligan@NYULangone.org

Meghan Gerard
Division Administrator
Meghan.Gerard@NYULangone.org

Sheila Martinez
Administrative Assistant
Phone: 212-263-5182
Sheila.Martinez@NYULangone.org

Ming Chan
Program Coordinator
Infectious Diseases and Immunology Fellowship
Phone: 212-263-6400
Ming.Chan@NYULangone.org