Meera Varman

Dr. Meera Varman enhances global conversations on Pediatric Infectious Diseases through her esteemed role as a Professor of Medical Microbiology & Immunology at Creighton University's School of Medicine and Graduate School. With an MB,BS designation, she is a pivotal member of both the admissions and vaccine advisory committees, contributing her extensive knowledge and experience to shape future medical professionals and policies. Dr. Varman's research interests are deeply rooted in Pediatric Infectious Diseases, where she has made significant strides in understanding and combating these ailments. Her collaborative efforts with renowned pharmaceutical companies such as Merck and Pfizer underscore her commitment to advancing vaccine clinical trials. These partnerships not only highlight her expertise but also her dedication to improving public health outcomes through innovative research. In addition to her research endeavors, Dr. Varman is actively involved in clinical work within Pediatric Infectious Diseases. Her clinical practice complements her research, allowing her to apply cutting-edge findings directly to patient care. This dual focus ensures that her work remains relevant and impactful, bridging the gap between laboratory discoveries and real-world applications. Dr. Varman's contributions to the field have not gone unnoticed. Her dedication to both research and education has earned her recognition and respect within the medical community. She is known for her ability to mentor and inspire the next generation of medical professionals, fostering an environment of curiosity and excellence. Through her work, Dr. Varman continues to influence the landscape of Pediatric Infectious Diseases, advocating for better prevention and treatment strategies. Her passion for her field and her commitment to improving health outcomes make her a valuable asset to Creighton University and the broader medical community.