Dr. Peter Gulick received his BS degree from Mount Union
College, Alliance, Ohio and his DO degree from Chicago College
of Osteopathic Medicine. He received training in two specialities:
Infectious Disease at Cleveland Clinic Foundation and Medical
Oncology at Roswell Park Memorial Institute. The American
Board of Internal Medicine dually certifies him in Medical
Oncology and Infectious Disease.
He is currently Associate Professor of Medicine at Michigan
State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, and serves
as adjunct faculty in the College of Human Medicine and
the College of nursing. He is also Director of the MSU HIV/Hepatitis
Clinic. His area of interest is HIV therapy as well as Hepatitis
B, C and coinfection therapy.
In addition to teaching, Dr. Gulick provides patient care
in his Oncology Clinic at the Great Lakes Cancer Institute/MSU
Breslin Center and in his Infectious Disease Clinic in Lansing,
Michigan. He has taken care of HIV patients for 20 years
and Hepatitis C patients for 10 years.
Dr. Gulick is a member of the American Osteopathic Association,
American Medical Association, American Microbiology Society,
Infectious Disease Society of America, the Michigan Chapter
of the American Liver Foundation, the Inter-American Society
of Chemotherapy and the American Federation of Clinical
Research. He is appointed by the State of Michigan, Department
of Community Health to the Lung Cancer Advisory Committee,
the HIV/AIDS Prevention and Intervention Section, the Michigan
Cancer Consortium and the Region 1 Smallpox Planning Team
(RSPT). On the local level he serves on the Infection Control
Committees in the hospitals, and on the advisory boards
for the school system. He is an educational advisor to a
number of pharmaceutical companies as well as a medical
advisor in the legal system.
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