Christina Fiske, MD, is an accomplished physician

specializing in infectious diseases, with a particular

focus on non-tuberculous mycobacteria. She earned

her medical degree from Loyola University Chicago.

and completed her internal medicine residency at Duke University. Dr. Fiske then obtained her Master of

Public Health from Vanderbilt University, where she

also completed her fellowship in Infectious Diseases.

Currently, Dr. Fiske serves as an Assistant Professor

of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases at

Vanderbilt University Medical Center. She is also the

Program Director for the Infectious

Diseases Fellowship Program, guiding the next

generation of specialists. In 2023, she co-founded the

Bronchiectasis and NTM Center at Vanderbilt, now an

accredited care center in the NTM-Bronchiectasis

Association, alongside Dr. James Tolle and serves as

its co-director. She has also contributed to national

efforts to improve care, serving on a committee with

the Bronchiectasis & NTM Association that published

a position statement on the structure of bronchiectasis

and nontuberculous mycobacteria care centers.

Dr. Fiske's commitment to her field is reflected in her

dual focus on research and clinical practice, making

significant contributions to the understanding and

treatment of infectious diseases.