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Peterson Clinics Moving To A New Location

The Petersen Clinic offices will be moving to a new location as of July 20, 2011. Program offices have been housed in the University of Arizona's Comstock Building on Warren Ave. since 2003 and will soon call the 6th floor of University Medical Center home.  Program staff will be available to Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm and face-to-face appointments can be scheduled by calling (520) 626-8598.

Tucson's Leader in HIV Medicine

The Univeristy of Arizona has provided care to people living with HIV / AIDS since 1981

 

Our Services

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We provide comprehensive care for HIV/AIDS patients in southern Arizona.  With the support of the Ryan White Program, all eligible HIV-positive patients can receive primary care at reduced or no cost.  (MORE INFORMATION).

 

Our Objectives 

  1. High-Quality Patient Care: Outpatient and in-hospital care at an affordable price for all HIV-infected adults, and counseling services to families and spouses of patients.  More information: Clinic Location.

  2. Medical Training: Training and education for medical students, interns, residents, and fellows in the Department of Medicine and the Department of Family and Community Medicine.  More information: Infectious Diseases Fellowship Training Program.

  3. Outreach Education:  Education and outreach to health care professionals, community health workers, and the general public on HIV related issues.  More information on outreach education at Arizona AETC.

  4. Clinical and Basic Science Research:   The program conducts research into patient care and conducts ongoing AIDS-related clinical and basic science research projects.  More information: Research Activities.