Biography
Dr. Rohit Modak, MD is a board certified infectious disease specialist with Virginia Hospital Center Physician Group Infectious Diseases. He is currently licensed to practice medicine in Virginia. Dr. Modak is an internist who deals with infectious diseases of all types and in all organ systems. Conditions requiring selective use of antibiotics call for this special skill. He often diagnoses and treats AIDS patients and patients with fevers which have not been explained. He is an Assistant Professor at Georgetown University School of Medicine.
Congratulations to Dr. Modak for being named in Washingtonian Magazine’s 2019 TOP DOCTORS!
Congratulations to Dr. Modak for being named in Northern Virginia Magazine’s 2018 TOP DOCTORS!
Congratulations to Dr. Modak for being named in Washingtonian Magazine’s 2018 TOP DOCTORS!
Congratulations to Dr. Modak for being named in Washingtonian Magazine’s 2016 TOP DOCTORS!
Congratulations to Dr. Rohit Modak for being named in Northern Virginia Magazine’s 2014 TOP DOCTORS!
Congratulations to Dr. Rohit Modak for being named in Washingtonian Magazine’s 2014 TOP DOCTORS!
Congratulations to Dr. Modak for being named in Washingtonian Magazine’s 2017 TOP DOCTORS!</div
Congratulations to Dr. Rohit Modak for being named in Washingtonian Magazine’s 2015 TOP DOCTORS!
Congratulations to Dr. Rohit Modak for being named in Northern Virginia Magazine’s 2016 TOP DOCTORS!
Publications
Increasing Influenza Vaccination Rates among Hospital Employees without a Mandatory Policy
Modak, R. M., Parris, S. M., Dilisi, J. P., Premkumar, A.; Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol. 2012 Dec.
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