Francisco Machiavello Roman

Francisco Machiavello Roman, MD, is an Instructor in Infectious Diseases at Yale School of Medicine's Department of Internal Medicine. He graduated from Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia in Peru (2016), completed Internal Medicine Residency at Jacobi Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine (2022), and undertook Infectious Disease Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine (2024) where he served as chief fellow.

• Education: MD (2016), Residency (2022), Fellowship (2024)
• Current affiliation: Yale School of Medicine

His clinical expertise focuses on neurologic infections in immunocompromised patients, while his research interests emphasize medical education in infectious diseases. Recent publications highlight his work on rare infectious cases including fungal pathogens and bacterial endocarditis.

Scientific contributions include:

• 2024 - Case study on diabetes and rhinosinusitis (JAMA)
• 2024 - Review of emerging fungal lung infections
• 2021 - Analysis of pneumococcal endocarditis (IDCases)

Recognized as a member of Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society (2021), his clinical training included specialized work with immunocompromised hosts. Current research explores intersection between infectious disease management and medical education frameworks.