Raul Rodriguez

Raul Rodriguez, MD is an Assistant Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He specializes in Infectious Diseases with affiliations at Froedtert Hospital and Sargeant Health Center. He provides care in bacterial/fungal infections, transplant-related infections, HIV/AIDS, and immunocompromised patient management. Fluent in English and Spanish, he serves adult and senior populations.

Education:

• MD: Universidad Central de Venezuela (2013)
• Internal Medicine Residency: Loyola Medicine MacNeal Memorial Hospital (2021)
• Infectious Diseases Fellowship: Rush University Medical Center (2023)
• Transplant Infectious Diseases Fellowship: University of Miami (2024)

Research focuses on infectious diseases with particular attention to HIV, transplant-related infections, and immunological mechanisms. His work combines clinical practice with translational research on immune responses and pathogen interactions. Recent studies explore sex differences in asthma models and SARS-CoV-2 epidemiology in underserved communities.

No scientific awards were explicitly mentioned. His clinical activities emphasize personalized care strategies for complex infections, including prophylactic regimens for transplant patients and PrEP implementation for HIV prevention. No grant information was provided in the text.