H. Nina Kim, MD, MSc

Dr. Kim works as a clinician-educator at the Harborview (HMC) Liver Clinic and at the HMC Madison Clinic. She is the Director of the Madison Hepatitis Coinfection Clinic. She serves as Director of the UW/Fred Hutch Center for AIDS Research Translational Research Subcore and is the Associate Editor for Hepatitis C Online, a CDC-sponsored web-based curriculum. She directs Global Health 573, a UW graduate-level course entitled "Clinical Management of HIV," which is offered to both local and international students. She is the academic director of the UW HIV/STI Graduate Certificate program.

Dr. Kim is the lead investigator for the Liver Disease section of the UW Center for AIDS Research Clinical Cohort & Comorbidity Core. Her research has included work on chronic viral hepatitis, as well as alcohol-related and liver-related outcomes in people living with HIV. Dr. Kim also heads the AID Research Collaboratory (ARC), a Division initiative to foster patient-centered clinical investigation and catalyze quality improvement activities and health services research that leverage the electronic medical record.

Dr. Kim founded ARC in January 2018 along with Dr. Anna Wald, Division head, and Dr. Robert Harrington, Harborview section head of ID. Dr. Kim brings to ARC a background in clinical epidemiology, observational research and data science through her work within the Center for AIDS Research Network of Integrated Clinical Systems.