Lynette Posorske, MD
Infectious Disease“My approach to patient care is first and foremost to establish the correct diagnosis, taking the necessary amount of time to obtain a thorough history and exam, and through focused laboratory and medical imaging testing. I then work with the patient and referring physicians to establish the most appropriate management plan. I believe that education of patients on their medical conditions is an important part of this collaborative process, and is key to successful treatment and outcomes.”
Board Certification
- Infectious Disease
Areas of Expertise
- HIV/AIDS
- Hospital Acquired Infections
Education
Fellowship
Washington Hospital Center, Washington Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Infectious Disease
Washington, D.C.
Internship and Residency
Danbury Hospital – Yale University
Internal Medicine
Danbury, CT
Medical School
University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine
Farmington, CT
Hospitals Affiliated With
Holy Cross Hospital
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Suburban Hospital
Professional Associations
American College of Physicians (ACP)
Member
American Medical Association (AMA)
Member
Montgomery County Medical Society (MCMS)
Member
Personal Interests
In her non-work hours, Dr. Posorske enjoys traveling, cooking, and playing classical piano music; she is an active soprano member of two choral groups.
Biography
Dr. Posorske is a California native and received her undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry from the University of California, Davis, and her MD from the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. She then completed her residency in Internal Medicine at Danbury Hospital, a Yale University-affiliated hospital in Danbury, Connecticut. After completing her fellowship in Infectious Disease at Washington Hospital Center and Washington Veterans Affairs Medical Center, she joined Montgomery Infectious Disease Associates.
She sees patients with the full spectrum of infection-related problems and has a particular interest in HIV infections and hospital-acquired infections.