ElizabethHudsonDOMPH

Summary

• Dr. Elizabeth Hudson is an Infectious Disease specialist based in Panorama City, CA, with subspecialties in HIV/AIDS Medicine, International Health, Travel & Tropical Microbiology. Her educational background includes a fellowship in Infectious Disease at Stanford Health Care-Sponsored Stanford University and a Residency in Internal Medicine/Preventive Medicine at Griffin Hospital. She also holds a Master's in Public Health focused on Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases from Yale University. She currently serves as the Regional Chief of Infectious Diseases at Kaiser Permanente, Southern California and has significant experience in treating conditions like viral hepatitis, transplant hepatology, tuberculosis, and HIV/AIDS. Dr. Hudson has published in BMC Infectious Diseases and has received several awards, including the Leon Cohen Award for Outstanding Physician Care from Kaiser Permanente in 2016 and the Pfizer Health Quality Innovations Award in 2003. Since the start of the COVID pandemic, Dr. Hudson has been a leading physician voice translating the frontline physician experience and recommendations to her fellow physicians as well as patients and larger community. Dr. Hudson continues to be featured in various local and national video and print media outlets where she serves as an expert voice on the Covid pandemic.