John Dwyer

Dr. John Dwyer's projects emphasize collaborative solutions for advancing medical practices in infectious diseases and tropical medicine. As an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Tulane School of Medicine, he is dedicated to educating the next generation of healthcare professionals while actively contributing to the field through his research and clinical work. Dr. Dwyer serves as the Medical Director of the Antibiotic Stewardship Program at Tulane Medical Center, where he plays a pivotal role in optimizing the use of antibiotics to combat resistance and improve patient outcomes. In his leadership roles, Dr. Dwyer acts as Co-Chair of Infection Control and Associate Director of the Biosafety Clinic, where he is instrumental in developing and implementing protocols to ensure patient and staff safety. His research interests are deeply rooted in HIV primary care, general infectious diseases, and clinical tropical medicine, reflecting his commitment to addressing global health challenges. Dr. Dwyer is passionate about medical education, striving to inspire and mentor students and residents in the complexities of infectious diseases. His dedication to teaching is matched by his enthusiasm for research, where he seeks to explore innovative approaches to disease prevention and management. Beyond his professional endeavors, Dr. Dwyer has a keen interest in exploring French and Spanish language and culture. He finds joy in traveling to immerse himself in diverse cultural experiences and is an avid dancer, enjoying salsa and bachata. These interests not only enrich his personal life but also enhance his ability to connect with patients from various backgrounds. Dr. Dwyer's multifaceted career and personal interests make him a dynamic and influential figure in the field of medicine. His commitment to improving healthcare practices and his passion for cultural exploration underscore his holistic approach to both his professional and personal life.