Dr. Lemuel Aigbivbalu's primary roles include patient care with an emphasis including, but not limited to, pediatric infectious diseases, control and prevention of communicable and non-communicable diseases, as well as medical education of resident physicians and medical students on a daily basis. He has great interest in vaccine clinical trials given his medical training with expertise in dealing with children, teens and young adults on issues such as sexual transmitted diseases (i.e. HIV, communicable diseases and travel medicine). In addition, he has served as a co-investigator on a number of vaccine trials and helped organize a pandemic influenza vaccination program through the local school systems in Galveston County. Currently, he chairs the Department of Pediatrics, Quality Improvement Committee whose responsibilities include implementing a yearly influenza vaccination for children admitted to the pediatric inpatient unit of the hospital and catch-up of all required vaccines for children and adolescents. Dr. Lemuel Aigbivbalu's primary roles include patient care with an emphasis including, but not limited to, pediatric infectious diseases, control and prevention of communicable and non-communicable diseases, as well as medical education of resident physicians and medical students on a daily basis. He has great interest in vaccine clinical trials given his medical training with expertise in dealing with children, teens and young adults on issues such as sexual transmitted diseases (i.e. HIV, communicable diseases and travel medicine).
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