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Aids Institute

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Johanne Morne

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Office of Planning and Community Affairs

Consumer Affairs

Office of the Medical Director

Deputy Director Medicaid Policy and Health Care Financing

Surveillance, HIV/STD/Hep, C Prevention, Drug User Health and Administration

Health Care, Grants and Data Management

Operations

Quality Department

LGBT Health Services Unit

Program Management

Clinical Education & Digital Health Initiatives

Karen Hagos

Daniel Tietz

Charles Gonzalez

Lyn Stevens

Joseph Kerwin

V White

Mona Scully

John Reith

Clemens Steinbock

Travis O'donnell

Kraig Pannell

Melissa Frisbie

Steven Sawicki

Beatrice Aladin

Health Care Finance and Analytics

Medicaid Policy and Programs

Division of Epidemiology, Evaluation and Partner Services

Office of Drug User Health

Administration and Contract Management

Division of HIV/STD/ Hep C Prevention

Office of Grants and Data Management

Office of Uninsured Care Programs

Division of HIV and Hepatitis Health Care

Wendy Levey

Jacqueline Treanor

James M. Tesoriero

Allan Clear

Mark Hammer

Leah M. Caola

Julie Harris

John Fuller

Julie Vara

Mara Sanantonio-gaddy

Office of Program Evaluation.and Research

Bureau of HIV/STD Field Services

Bureau of HIV/AIDS Epidemiology

Bureau of Sexual Health and Epidemiology

Bureau of Community Based Services

Bureau of Special Populations

Data Systems Development & Reporting

Information Systems Office

Bureau of Hepatitis Health Care

Bureau of HIV Ambulatory Care Services

Bureau of Community Support Services

Shu-yin John Leung

April Richardson-moore

Bridget J Anderson

Rachel Malloy

Bethsabet De Leon Stevens

Nkechi Oguagha

Larry Spiegel

Keith Cheung

Colleen Flanigan

Mundy Zullo

Lilian Lee

Sherry Piscitella

John J. Hartigan

Deborah Hanna Deborah Hanna

Maryland M. Toney

Mark Perez

Cindy Ravida

The AIDS Institute promotes action for social change through public policy, research, advocacy and education.

The AIDS Institute (TAI) began as a grass roots community advocacy effort in the mid 1980s. In 1992, this advocacy network became incorporated as Florida AIDS Action, a nonprofit organization. Over the years, TAI expanded its vision to become a leading national public policy research, advocacy, and education agency with offices in Tampa, and Washington, DC. Affiliated with the Division of Infectious Diseases and International Medicine at the University of South Florida College of Medicine, The AIDS Institute remains focused on HIV/AIDS while incorporating work on related healthcare issues such as Hepatitis, as well as other infectious and chronic diseases.