Amy L. Durr

Amy L. Durr serves as Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases. She holds multiple leadership roles including Associate Director of the ID clinic, Quality Improvement Coordinator, and Ryan White Program Manager.

Education:

• Undergraduate: University of Rochester
• MSN: University of Rochester
• MA: Syracuse University
• FNP: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Ms. Durr's research focuses on comprehensive HIV clinical care, linkage and retention in care, and Ryan White Program clinical quality improvement. Her work centers on providing urgent and continuity medical services to those living with HIV, with recent emphasis on implementation of preventive medicine services and treatment of chronic illness in the HIV population.

Analysis of her publication history reveals a strong focus on HIV care continuum, particularly examining pain management interventions tailored for people with HIV, postpartum HIV care outcomes, hospitalization rates among HIV patients in the Southeastern US, and social determinants of health like food insecurity. Her recent work demonstrates a multidisciplinary approach integrating clinical care, behavioral interventions, and health economics.

As Associate Director of the ID clinic, Ms. Durr supervises staff members and manages quality improvement initiatives within the Ryan White Program. Her clinical expertise spans HIV treatment, chronic illness management, and preventive medicine services for vulnerable populations.