Alyssa S. Shon provide infectious diseases consultations for hospitalized patients at the Erie County Medical Center (ECMC). At the Immunodeficiency Clinic at ECMC, I care for HIV infected patients. HIV infection has become a chronic illness with antiretroviral therapy, and patients with HIV need primary care as well as HIV care. She participate in antiretroviral therapy clinical trials at the clinic. Education and Training: Fellowship, Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease, University at Buffalo (2012), Residency, Internal Medicine, Summa Health System/Northeastern Ohio Universities (2010), Internship, Internal Medicine-Primary Care Track, Stony Brook Medicine (2008), MD, Internal Medicine, Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine (2007), BS, Natural Sciences, The University of Akron, Magna cum laude (2003). Professional Memberships: Infectious Disease Society of America (2010–present). She enjoy teaching medical students, residents, and fellows at ECMC where she supervise them on crucial skills in infectious diseases: recognizing important physical findings, developing differential diagnosis and selecting appropriate antibiotic treatment. She feel fortunate to be part of their medical training.

Infectious Diseases; Internal Medicine - General