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Tim Lahey is a physician, ethicist, educator, researcher & writer. He attended Georgetown University, Duke University School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School and completed residency and chief residency in internal medicine at the University of Utah Affiliated Hospitals before doing ID fellowship at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and an HIV research fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital. On faculty of Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine for 13 years, Tim saw patients with HIV and other infections, investigated immune responses to a new vaccine against tuberculosis, chaired the clinical ethics committee at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and oversaw the 5 graduate programs of The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice. Tim also led and redesigned two required courses for medical students, co-taught undergraduate Dartmouth College courses with medical anthropologist Sienna Craig, and received several teaching awards. Tim joined the University of Vermont Medical Center and the Larner College of Medicine as Professor of Medicine in September 2018. There he directs the Department of Clinical Ethics, sees patients with HIV and other infectious diseases, and teaches medical students and others about ethics, infectious diseases and social justice. Click here for academic publications, here for Tim’s CV (from 7/3/2021), and check out stories in the New York Times (examples here, here, here and here), The Atlantic, Washington Post, Scientific American, and TheBodyPro, as well as The Conversation. Twitter @TimLaheyMD Mastodon @TimLahey@med-mastodon.com