Donald William Cameron

Dr. Donald William Cameron, also known as Bill Cameron, is a Professor at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine and a Senior Scientist at The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute. He serves as Medical Director for Clinical Research and a physician in the Division of Infectious Diseases at The Ottawa Hospital, with 29 years of clinical practice experience.

• Royal College of Physicians of Canada Fellow (FRCPC)
• American College of Physicians Fellow (FACP)
• Infectious Diseases Society of America Fellow (FIDSA)

Dr. Cameron's research focuses on infectious disease epidemiology, with particular emphasis on HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, and tuberculosis. His work spans pharmacotherapies, vaccine development, and clinical epidemiology, maintaining a productive and well-funded research program for three decades.

His recent publications show increasing focus on drug interactions, antiretroviral pharmacokinetics, and vaccine adjuvants. Key trends include cross-disciplinary research combining clinical medicine, pharmacology, and public health policy to address infectious disease challenges in both developing countries and Canadian healthcare settings.

Scientific Awards & Memberships

• Royal College of Physicians of Canada Fellow (FRCPC)
• American College of Physicians Fellow (FACP)
• Infectious Diseases Society of America Fellow (FIDSA)

As a cross-appointed member of multiple research programs, Dr. Cameron leads studies on infectious disease prevention while maintaining active clinical practice in HIV medicine. His work demonstrates sustained impact through seminal research contributions in HIV transmission and treatment optimization.