Dr. DeJesus Named Favorite Health Care Professional in Watermark’s WAVE Awards

Thank you for voting Edwin DeJesus, M.D., as your choice for Favorite Health Care Professional in Central Florida in Watermark’s WAVE Awards.

“I am honored to be recognized by the Watermark readers with this WAVE Award, and I accept it in the name of our wonderful, caring and dedicated staff,” says Dr. DeJesus. “We sincerely thank you for trusting us with your medical care.”

Since 1993, Dr. DeJesus has devoted most of his time caring for HIV and hepatitis infected patients. He is the Principal Investigator for the OIC research department, where he oversees the conduction of multiple Phase I-IV clinical trials, mainly designed to improve prevention, management and treatment of various infectious conditions in search for a cure.

Dr. DeJesus has worked on NIH and DAIDS HIV treatment strategies and vaccine studies. He is also an advisor to the Research/Development divisions for private pharmaceutical companies with their creation of new study concepts.

“The research and work we do at OIC have helped to shape the treatment paradigms in the entire U.S.,” adds Dr. DeJesus. “OIC will remain at the vanguard of new therapeutic interventions and vigilant in our fight to eradicate HIV and hepatitis.”

The entire OIC family is extremely proud of this accomplishment. Join us in congratulating our colleague and friend, Edwin DeJesus, M.D. by visiting our Facebook page and “Liking” the WAVE award post there.

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We’re thrilled to announce Edwin DeJesus, M.D., was voted as your choice for Favorite Health Care Professional in…

Posted by Orlando Immunology Center on Monday, March 7, 2016

Want to help celebrate the win even more? Watermark will be throwing the 2016 WAVE Awards Orlando Party on Friday, March 11 from 7 to 10 p.m. at The Abbey. This free event will have live entertainment and your MCs for the evening will be Jorge Estevez from WFTV and Miss Sammy.

If you would like to meet with the Favorite Health Care Professional in Central Florida, click here to request an appointment or call (407) 647-3960.

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