Jeffrey L. Lennox, MD, FIDSA

Dr. Lennox is chief of infectious disease, Grady Memorial Hospital; vice-chair of medicine for Grady affairs; and medical director of the infectious disease program at the Ponce de Leon Center. His area of specialty HIV/AIDS. As the Principal Investigator of the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG) Network’s Emory HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Unit in Atlanta, he researches safer, more effective treatment options for people living with HIV. He is the medical director of the infectious disease program at the Ponce de Leon Center, which provides patients with a wide spectrum of services in one location, including primary care clinics, a clinical research area, subspecialty clinics, HIV education and community referral. Through Dr. Lennox's leadership, the infectious disease program at the Ponce Center has gained national recognition as one of the premier sites for HIV care in the United States. Grady has the largest population of HIV-infected patients in the United States. Dr. Lennox is also the Director of Quality & Efficiency and Trial Innovation Centers in the GA CTSA.