David J. Malebranche, M.D., M.P.H.
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Curriculum Vitae
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Name:
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David J. Malebranche
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Degree(s):
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M.P.H.
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M.D.
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B.A.
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Office Address:
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Telephone:
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(404) 778-1630 (Office)
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Fax:
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(404) 778-1602
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Email Address:
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dmalebr@emory.edu (University)
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Current Primary Academic Appointments
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Current Joint & Secondary Appointments
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Current Clinical Appointments
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Current Administrative Appointments
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Previous Academic Appointments
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Previous Clinical Appointments
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Previous Administrative Appointments
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Licensure & Board Certifications
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2001
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M.P.H., Sociomedical Sciences
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Columbia University in the City of New York
Mailman School of Public Health
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New York, NY, USA
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1996
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M.D., Medical
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Emory University
Emory School of Medicine
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Atlanta, GA, USA
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1990
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B.A., English
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Princeton University
Princeton University
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Princeton, NJ, USA
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Military/Government Service
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National & International Committee Memberships
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State & Regional Committee Memberships
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Institutional Committee Memberships
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Editorships & Editorial Boards
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Organization of National/International Conferences: Administrative Positions
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Organization of National/International Conferences: Sessions as Chair
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Dr. Malebranche’s research work has primarily focused on the social context of HIV risk behavior and treatment among Black men who have sex with men (MSM). In 2000, he completed a small qualitative study exploring the medical experiences of Black MSM, and how these experiences impact individual behavior and HIV sexual risk behavior, testing practices and adherence with medical advice and treatment. In 2003, he obtained a cooperative agreement with the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for a 3 year study on the sexual behaviors and testing practices of Black MSM. In this study, Dr. Malebranche and his team are examining the relationship between the independent variables of gender role conflict, racial identification and sexual identification and the outcomes of unprotected anal sex (UAI) and HIV testing practices. Additionally, Dr. Malebranche also recently obtained a 2 year R21 grant from the National Institute of Childhood and Human Development to conduct 60 interviews with bisexually active Black men. The goal of the study is to explore the lives of bisexually active men, and describe the social context that influences levels of disclosure of same sex behavior and sexual risk behavior with both their male and female sexual partners.
Dr. Malebranche’s clinical and research work has revealed that one of the primary factors influencing the behaviors that drive the HIV epidemic among Black men is poor mental health. Future projects and grants he plans to work on will involve mixed-methods qualitative and quantitative assessments of the state of mental health among Black men in this country. Specifically, exploring the unique social and cultural circumstances impacting the mental health of Black men of all ages, socioeconomic strata and sexual orientations, so we can better inform health interventions that will address this aspect of health that has an impact on many health behaviors, including sexual risk behavior.
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Active Grant Support: Federally Funded
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Active Grant Support: Private Foundation Funded
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Active Grant Support: Contracts
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Active Grant Support: Other
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Previous Grant Support: Federally Funded
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Previous Grant Support: Private Foundation Funded
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Previous Grant Support: Contracts
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Previous Grant Support: Other
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Clinical Service Contributions
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Dr. Malebranche is board certified in Internal Medicine, and has expertise in the clinical management of HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections (STI) for over 7 years. He has also completed a residency in Preventive Medicine, and is certified in the treatment of HIV/AIDS by the American Association of HIV Medicine. In 2003, Dr. Malebranche received honorable mention for the Annette Bernard Award for Outpatient Teaching at Grady Memorial Hospital.
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Formal Teaching: Medical Student
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Formal Teaching: Graduate Student
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Formal Teaching: Residency/Training Program
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Formal Teaching: Other (Physician's Assistant, Physical Therapist, etc.)
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Supervisory Teaching: Ph.D. Students Directly Supervised
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Supervisory Teaching: Post-doctoral Fellows Directly Supervised
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Supervisory Teaching: Residency Program
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Supervisory Teaching: Other
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Lectureships, Seminar Invitations, Visiting Professorships
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Invitations to National/International Conferences
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Bibliography: Research Articles
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Bibliography: Manuscripts
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Bibliography: Article Reviews
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Bibliography: Book Reviews
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Bibliography: Symposium Contributions
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Bibliography: Books Edited and Written
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Bibliography: Films and Training Videos
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Bibliography: Training Manuals
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Bibliography: Software and Computer Programs
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Bibliography: Published Abstracts
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Bibliography: Other Publications
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