Dr. Rosenberg graduated from medical school at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in 1991. He completed his training in Infectious Diseases at Massachusetts Hospital and the Harvard Medical School in 1999. He is currently an Associate Professor at the Harvard Medical School; the Associate director of the clinical microbiology laboratories at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) with an interest in viral diagnostics and an attending physician on the Transplant Infectious Disease service at the MGH.

 

Dr. Rosenberg’s research interests include the mechanisms used by the cellular immune system in HIV-infected individuals who are successful in mounting effective responses against the virus. Further investigation into the function of CD4+ T helper cells in these individuals will hopefully support rationale for further immunotherapeutic interventions and provide insight into vaccine development. He holds numerous awards and honors including the Edward H. Kass Award for clinical excellence in Infectious Disease, Massachusetts Infectious Disease Society and the Maxwell Finland Young Investigator Award, Massachusetts Infectious Disease Society. He has over 50 publications on the subject of HIV-1 infection to his credit.