Community Acquired Antibiotic Resistance

In this episode, Dr. Elizabeth Race discusses the prevalence of drug resistant bacteria in our community especially as it relates to complicated UTI in children with VUR. 

Elizabeth Race, MD, MPH is an Infectious Disease specialist in Dallas, Texas. She completed fellowships in Infectious Diseases & HIV Medicine at the Harvard Infectious Diseases Training Program. She received a Masters Degree from the Harvard School of Public Health. Dr. Race spent the next 12 years in academic medicine at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, where she attained the rank of Associate Professor. Dr. Race left academic medicine & currently practices Infectious Diseases in a community hospital setting in Dallas. Dr. Race’s interests include antimicrobial resistance, Community-Acquired MRSA, parasitology & opportunistic infections of immunocompromised persons. She is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases.