Angelike Liappis, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine
Associate Professor of Microbiology, Immunology and Tropical Medicine The George Washington University
Attending Physician, Medical Service Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Phone: (202)745-8000 ext. 6328
Fax: (202)745-8184
Email: angelike.liappis@va.gov

Current HIV/AIDS Educational Activities:

Infectious Diseases Fellowship program; combined GWUMC-VA Medical Center, Washington DC (VAMC-DC)
Infectious Diseases elective course at the VAMC-DC: Medical Students of the GWU School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Infectious Diseases elective rotation at the VAMC-DC: Internal Medicine Residents, GWUMC
Attending Physician, Medical Service VAMC-DC: Internal Medicine Residents from GWUMC and of Georgetown University

Current HIV/AIDS Clinical Activities:

Diagnosis and clinical management opportunistic infections and other complications requiring hospitalization for patients with HIV/AIDS: Attending Physician for the Medical Service VAMC-DC and Infectious Diseases Consultation Service VAMC-DC
Clinical management of patients with HIV/AIDS and the supervision of Infectious Diseases Fellows in the Infectious Diseases Outpatient Clinic, VAMC-DC

Current HIV/AIDS Research Activities:

Identifying barriers to healthcare access and utilization in hospitalized HIV-infected patients : a collaborative project between GWU Department of Medicine, GWU Department of Psychology, GWU Department of Pathology and the GWU Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Washington DC

I am an academic clinician who cares for patients with a variety of medical conditions and those with infectious complications. I am board certified in both Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases; my primary clinical responsibility is the care of patients at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Washington DC. I serve as a clinician-educator and mentor to medical students, Internal Medicine Residents and Infectious Diseases Fellows in the inpatient and outpatient setting. My research interests include the metabolic complications of HIV/AIDS and the immunmodulatory role of statins in Infectious Diseases. I hold academic appointments in GWU Department of Medicine and the GWU Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Tropical Medicine.