Anthony D. Martinez care for patients with liver disease and addiction disorders, including opiate dependency, viral hepatitis, alcoholic and fatty liver disease, in an outpatient setting at Erie County Medical Center where he is the medical director of hepatology. He also treat veterans with opiate dependency at the Buffalo VA Medical Center, in the addiction medicine unit. He is also a co-investigator on numerous clinical trials related to new therapeutic agents for hepatitis C and fatty liver disease, including a study funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to evaluate the use of telemedicine to treat HCV in methadone maintenance clinics. Education and Training: Cert, Infectious Diseases, American Academy of HIV Medicine (2015); Fellowship, Addiction Medicine, Weill Medical College, Cornell University (2007); Fellowship, Hepatitis C Evaluation and Management, Weill Medical College, Cornell University (2007); Internship, Internal Medicine, Boston University, Roger Williams Medical Center (2006); Residency, Internal Medicine, Boston University, Roger Williams Medical Center (2006); MD, Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara (2002); BS, Biology, Providence College (1998). Associate Professor, Medicine, University at Buffalo (2013-present); Associate Professor, Hepatology, Erie County Medical Center (2013-present); Associate Professor, Behavioral Medicine, VA Western NY Healthcare (2013-present); Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of; California San Diego (2012–2013); Attending Physician, Medicine, University of California (2008–2013).

Addictions; Gastroenterology; Infectious Diseases; Internal Medicine; Liver (Hepatology)