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University of Nebraska Medical Center

Infectious Diseases

 

The UNMC Division of Infectious Diseases is a collaborative hub of clinical excellence, innovative research and impactful education.

Our faculty deliver outstanding inpatient and outpatient care across the full spectrum of infectious diseases, from routine infections to complex and emerging pathogens. We are committed to advancing science through clinical and translational research that improves patient outcomes. With a strong dedication to training the next generation of infectious disease specialists, our division fosters a culture of compassionate care, academic inquiry and professional growth.

Division Chief

David K. Warren, MD, MPH, is board-certified in infectious diseases. His clinical expertise is in infection prevention and he specializes in clinical research in hospital epidemiology and infection prevention.

More about Dr. Warren

Dr. David K. Warren

Learn more about the Infectious Diseases division

The Infectious Diseases division provides resources to reduce health disparities in our community.

Project ECHO

Learn how we provide training to local and global learners on topics related to infectious diseases, quality improvement and more.

UNMC Infectious Diseases faculty and fellows see patients at the HIV Specialty Care Center in Omaha.

Specialty Care Center

Our HIV team enhances the lives of patients through its work in research, education and clinical care.

Read more about the division of infectious diseases on their blog page.

Infectious Diseases Blog

Stay up to date with the division of infectious diseases by reading our latest blog posts.

Drs. Rupp, Hewlett and Lawler speaking at a COVID-19 press conference

ID on Social Media

We share content and support the continued growth of the division and the field, and our infectious disease experts are called upon to share their knowledge.

An infectious diseases researcher testing a sample in a lab.

Support Our Division

The division participates in innovative clinical research to prevent, diagnose, and treat infections. Help us make a difference in antimicrobial resistance, infection prevention and biopreparedness.