William E. Maher, MD
William E. Maher, MDAssociate Professor, Internal Medicine
Dr. Maher has been a member of the Infectious Diseases faculty since 1985. Special InterestsDr. Maher’s past research efforts have been in the areas of environmental microbiology of Legionella pneumophila, molecular epidemiology of bacterial infections and molecular mechanisms of antibiotic resistance, but in recent years his focus has been on clinical infectious diseases, HIV medicine and HIV-related clinical trials. He attends regularly on the inpatient infectious diseases service, as well as the infectious diseases consult service. In the outpatient clinic, he sees infectious diseases consults, follows many patients with HIV infection, and conducts clinical trials through the National Institutes of Health-funded AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG). Dr. Maher is also the infectious diseases consultant to The Ohio Department of Corrections. Via a digital closed circuit television network, Dr. Maher makes all HIV treatment decisions on all of the HIV-infected inmates in the state correctional system. He also offers consultation on other infectious diseases issues that arise in correctional medicine.
EducationB.S.. Physics, John Carroll University, Cleveland, OH 1972
Post-doctoral TrainingInternship: The Ohio State University 1980 Subspecialty TrainingThe Ohio State University 1985
Courses TaughtDr. Maher is also involved in formulating the infectious diseases curriculum for Med III, and Med IV students, as well as the Internal Medicine Housestaff. Dr. Maher has used his basic science and laboratory experience to develop a laboratory curriculum for the clinical infectious diseases fellows.
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