Chris Evans

Chris Evans, DNP is a Clinical Assistant Professor specializing in Infectious Diseases at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, Department of Medicine. He also serves as an Adjunct Instructor at East Carolina University.

His clinical work primarily takes place at Wake County Human Services where he serves at a Ryan White funded clinic providing both primary and HIV care. Dr. Evans also serves as a study coordinator for ACTG and industry funded clinical trials.

Dr. Evans' research and clinical interests focus on HIV, Emerging Infections, and Tropical Medicine with particular attention to international partnerships, West Africa, immigrants, refugees, and primary care. His work bridges clinical practice with education and research in infectious disease management.

His recent scholarly activities include contributions to clinical trials methodology, hemorrhage management protocols, and research methodology, reflecting his commitment to evidence-based practice in infectious disease and clinical care settings.

Dr. Evans has received his Doctorate in Nursing Practice from East Carolina University, along with MSN and other degrees from the same institution, demonstrating his strong foundation in nursing and clinical education.