Professor of Medicine
Infectious Diseases
Email: dhaburch@augusta.edu
David R. Haburchak MD FACP is a Professor of Medicine at Augusta University in Augusta, Georgia. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Haburchak was a Distinguished Military Graduate of the ROTC Program at the Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore), where he earned his B.A. Degree. He is a diploma graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas) and the Moody Bible Institute (Chicago). He received his M.D. also from Johns Hopkins and completed a 24 year career in the United States Army Medical Corps, with many leadership positions in academic military medicine, to include chairmanship of departments of medicine and program directorships in internal medicine at three Army teaching hospitals. He is board certified in internal medicine (Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco) and infectious diseases (Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio). He received numerous awards for teaching and leadership in the Army Medical Department, and was awarded the Laureate Award of the Army Chapter of the American College of Physicians. Since joining the full time MCG faculty in 1994, he has been course director of the Medical Microbiology Course for 2ndyear medical students for five years, interim Chairman of the Department of Immunology-Microbiology, quality improvement chairman for the Section of Infectious Disease and Department of Medicine, Acting Hospital Epidemiologist, and 1999-2013 Program Director of the Medicine Residency Program.
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