Robert M. Grossberg

Robert M. Grossberg, MD, is a Professor of Medicine and Medical Director of the Center for Positive Living/Infectious Diseases Clinic at Montefiore-Einstein. With over 20 years of experience in HIV management and general infectious diseases, he specializes in clinical trials for new antiretroviral medications and treatment strategies. Dr. Grossberg has served as principal investigator for pivotal studies on HIV and COVID-19 therapies, and his research has been published in peer-reviewed journals.

• Education:
  • Brown University (Undergraduate, 1992)
  • Brown University School of Medicine (Doctor of Medicine, 1996)
  • University of Pennsylvania (Internal Medicine Residency, 1999)
  • University of Pennsylvania (Infectious Diseases Fellowship, 2001)

Research Focus: Dr. Grossberg’s work centers on advancing HIV treatment through novel antiretroviral therapies and clinical trial methodologies. He has collaborated nationally and internationally on studies to optimize patient care and combat infectious disease challenges, including contributions to understanding antiretroviral medication efficacy and treatment strategies.

Scientific Recognition: Dr. Grossberg has been honored with multiple accolades, including:

• Castle Connolly’s 'Top Doctors: New York Metro Area'
• New York Magazine’s Top Doctors (2021)

He also serves as a reviewer for leading journals such as AIDS and Behavior and Clinical Infectious Diseases.

Leadership & Practice: Dr. Grossberg leads the Center for Positive Living/Infectious Diseases Clinic at Montefiore Medical Center, where he integrates clinical care with research. His expertise spans both HIV management and broader infectious disease conditions, supported by board certifications in Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases.