Yale Clinics & Programs
Yale has a number of clinics and programs that provide clinical care to members of the LGTBQI community. As our program expands, we will add more to this page.
This list does not represent all the clinical faculty and staff within the Yale system who are welcoming and affirming nor does it necessarily mean the faculty and staff in these clinics and programs have a particular expertise in providing clinical care to LGBTQI individuals.
Fertility Center
For over a decade the Yale Fertility Center has specifically identified the LGBTQ population as one they have proudly supported. They specify the unique care needs of lesbians, gay men, and transgender individuals seeking reproductive services.
Fertility LGBTQI+ Program
Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences
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Haelen Infectious Disease Center
The staff of Haelen Infectious Disease Center provide comprehensive services including general consultative care to patients with known or suspected infectious diseases.
Haelen Infectious Disease Center
Associate Professor Term; Director, HIV Clinical Services, Internal Medicine; Associate Professor of Clinical Internal Medicine, Yale Medicine
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Nathan Smith Clinic
The Nathan Smith Clinic at Yale New Haven Hospital offers care to over 900 patients living with HIV/AIDS. The clinic also houses the interdisciplinary HIV dermatology program.
Nathan Smith Clinic
Associate Professor of Medicine (Infectious Diseases); Director, Yale Center for Infectious Diseases, Infectious Diseases; Program Director, HIV Primary Care Training Track, Internal Medicine; Project Director, Connecticut New England AIDS Education & Training Center
EducationMD, Lebanese University, 1994- Office
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Pediatric Gender Program
The Yale Pediatric Gender Program provides comprehensive, interdisciplinary care for youth who are questioning their assigned gender and/or seeking gender-affirming consultation and care. Our multidisciplinary team includes pediatric endocrinologists, a psychologist, psychiatrists, a medical ethicist, and a lawyer. We work closely together, and also consult with a wide array of specialists. Together, we are committed to providing care in compassionate and respectful ways.
Yale Gender Program
Associate Professor of Psychiatry