Teodoro Jerves Serrano

Teodoro Jerves Serrano, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Genetics at Yale School of Medicine. He specializes in clinical and biochemical genetics, focusing on inherited metabolic diseases (e.g., maple syrup urine disease, galactosemia) and cardiovascular genetics through his involvement in the Pediatric Cardiogenetics Program. He holds dual board certification in Clinical Biochemical Genetics and Medical Biochemical Genetics, making him the only provider in Connecticut with this distinction. His research explores genetic variations influencing disease management and personalized treatment plans. He contributes to medical education by training students, residents, and fellows. As a consultant for the Undiagnosed Disease Network, he aids in diagnosing complex genetic cases.

• Education:
• MD, Universidad de Cuenca (2013)
• Internal Medicine Residency, Morristown Medical Center (2019)
• Fellowships at NIH (2021–2023): Clinical Genetics & Genomics, Medical Biochemical Genetics, Clinical Biochemical Genetics

His clinical practice spans all ages, from neonates to adults, addressing genetic conditions through diagnostic and management strategies. Research interests integrate genomic insights to improve patient outcomes, with a focus on metabolic disorders and cardiovascular genetics. He actively participates in academic grand rounds and collaborates on translational research initiatives.

Languages spoken: English and Spanish.