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Sackler School of Medicine Tel Aviv University, Israel
Morristown Memorial Hospital, Morristown NJ
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey,
Newark, NJ
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Dr. Bishburg joined NBIMC faculty in 1989 after serving 21/2 years
as the medical director for the division of AIDS in the NJ department
of health. Where he helped design and implement numerous treatment
programs and research initiatives as the AIDS epidemic was unfolding.
When he joined NBIMC he set up the adult division of infectious
diseases and opened the AIDS clinic which now serves over 700 active
men women and children.
Dr Bishburg has been involved in medical education since
his arrival and has been active in teaching medical residents and
students. Dr Bishburg served as the associate director for the
internal medicine residency program and , the chief of infectious
diseases and since 2007 the director of the infectious diseases
fellowship program.
His main interests are Device associated infections, transplant
related infections and mycobacterial infections.
A fellow of the Infectious Diseases Society of America and member
of many other professional organizations.
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French Medical School, Beirut, Lebanon
Saint Michael’s Medical Center, Newark,
NJ
Saint Michael’s Medical Center, Newark,
NJ
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Dr Slim has been involved in teaching infectious diseases for
20 years. He has been involved in multiple research initiatives
in the fields of HIV and has been involved as principal or co investigator
multiple drug trials for HIV. hepatitis B and C.
Dr Slim has been an advisor to a number of pharmaceutical companies
assisting in the design and implementation of drug trials.
Dr Slim has been involved in the field of STD teaching various
courses in this field.
Dr. Slim joined NBIMC ID fellowship faculty in 2005, teaches
the fellows and serves also as a research advisor.
He is a consultant in Infectious Diseases at Saint Michael's Medical
Center in Newark, NJ, at Pope John Paul Life Care Center, Orange
NJ, Saint Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston NJ, and Clara Maass
Medical Center, Belleville NJ.
His areas of interest are HIV, HCV, and nosocomial infections.
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University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Newark Beth Israel Medical Centerl, Newark, NJ
New York University, New York City, New York |
Dr. Engell joined NBIMC faculty in 2008 after completing his fellowship in infectious diseases at NYU.
His main interests include HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, and transplant related infections.
Dr. Engell is actively involved in teaching the fellows and in the department’s clinical research projects.
He is board certified in internal medicine and infectious disease.
Dr Engell is a member of the Infectious Diseases Society of America and many other professional organizations.
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