Stephen Symes

Stephen Symes is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine specializing in Infectious Diseases. His work focuses on global health, mental health, and public health aspects of marginalized populations, including asylum seekers and survivors of human trafficking.

Education:

• MD from Howard University College of Medicine (1989)

Research Interests: Dr. Symes investigates health disparities and systemic challenges in treating vulnerable groups. His studies span Infectious Diseases (e.g., HIV, tuberculosis), Sleep Medicine, LGBTQ Health, and Medical Education, often employing multidisciplinary approaches.

Publication Trends: His recent articles (2015–2021) emphasize Global Health, Public Health, and Social Medicine, with a focus on Human Trafficking, Asylum Seekers, and Health Equity.

Labs/Teams: He collaborates with multidisciplinary clinics like the THRIVE Clinic, addressing healthcare for survivors of human trafficking.