Christine Hogan

Christine Hogan, MD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW). Her primary clinical role involves providing comprehensive care for HIV-infected patients at the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin. She holds board certifications in Infectious Diseases and Internal Medicine.

Dr. Hogan's academic journey includes an MD from the University of California, San Francisco (1995), followed by an Internal Medicine residency at Massachusetts General Hospital (1995–1998) and an Infectious Diseases fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center (1998–2001). She joined MCW's faculty in 2008.

Her research focuses on HIV pathogenesis, early infection dynamics, and clinical trial methodologies. Notable contributions include leading the multi-center ACTG A5217 trial examining antiretroviral treatment timing in acute HIV infection. Her work bridges clinical care and translational research, with a focus on virologic and immunologic outcomes.

Dr. Hogan is an active member of professional organizations, including the Infectious Diseases Society of America and the HIV Medical Association. Her publications span topics like antiretroviral efficacy, biomarker analysis, and host immune responses. She has contributed to understanding viral blip dynamics and resistance trends in HIV populations.

While no formal grants or awards are explicitly listed, her leadership in clinical trials underscores her role in advancing HIV treatment strategies. Her clinical practice and research remain centered on improving outcomes for individuals with HIV/AIDS.