Parra-Rodriguez
Physicians, faculty and fellows in Infectious Diseases are invited to a dynamic, clinician-focused recap of the most important developments from the 2026 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI).
Luis Parra-Rodriguez, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, WashU Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases, will highlight breakthrough research in HIV prevention and treatment, STIs, viral hepatitis, and opportunistic infections—delivering key takeaways with real-world clinical relevance. Dr. Parra-Rodriguez has clinical expertise in HIV primary care and general infectious diseases consultation. He also is a core faculty member of WashU Medicine’s ID Fellowship Program.
Whether you missed CROI 2026 or want to reinforce what you heard, this Infectious Disease Society of St. Louis event offers the opportunity to stay informed, updated, and inspired.
CME will be available for those in attendance. This course is directed to infectious diseases physicians, pediatricians, public health specialists, infection control specialists, epidemiologists, and those who oversee infection control programs. Fellows are welcome at no charge.