Dr. Eric G. Pamer, MD

Dr. Eric G. Pamer, MD focuses on infections that challenge routine care—HIV management, hepatitis B and C treatment, complex joint or heart-valve infections, fevers with unclear sources, and post-transplant complications. Expertise crosses pathogens and patient histories, threading through immunology and antimicrobial stewardship. In Manhattan’s Upper East Side, they anchor this niche within a major academic medical center, turning referrals into coordinated plans.

The practice occupies 1275 York Ave, New York, NY 10065, mere steps from the East River and some of the city’s busiest research corridors. Accessibility matters; patients arrive from surrounding boroughs and beyond, often after prolonged diagnostic searches or relapses. Infections don’t respect ZIP codes—neither does their approach, which pairs culture results with imaging and subspecialty consults.

Common threads include unexplained fevers, travel-related exposures, multi-drug-resistant organisms, and infections tied to implanted devices. They also field questions on antimicrobial prophylaxis before procedures and interpret antibiotic susceptibility reports. Cross-referencing lab trends with the patient narrative keeps next steps clear, even when guidelines feel murky.

Plan your visit using the directions and call (800) 525-2225 to coordinate. The elevator banks drop you close to the suite, reducing hallway time between evaluation and action.