Allan Douglas Kirk
David C. Sabiston, Jr. Distinguished Professor of SurgeryOverview
I am a surgeon with interest in immune management of transplant recipients. I am particularly interested in therapies that influence T cell costimulation pathways and adjuvant therapies that facilitate costimulation blockade to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs without undue suppression of protective immunity. I am also interested in understanding how injury, such as that occurring during trauma or in elective surgery, influences immune responses and subsequent healing following injury.
Positions
David C. Sabiston, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Surgery in the School of Medicine
2015 School of Medicine
Professor of Surgery in the School of Medicine
2014 School of Medicine
Chair of Surgery in the School of Medicine
2014 School of Medicine
Professor in Integrative Immunobiology in the School of Medicine
2014 School of Medicine
Professor in Pediatrics in the School of Medicine
2014 School of Medicine
Core Faculty in Innovation & Entrepreneurship in the University Initiatives & Academic Support Units
2021 University Initiatives & Academic Support Units
Member of the Duke Cancer Institute in the School of Medicine
2015 School of Medicine
Education
B.S. 1983
1983 Old Dominion University
M.D. 1987
1987 Duke University, School of Medicine
Ph.D. 1992
1992 Duke University
Intern & Junior Resident, SURGERY
1989 Duke University
Research Fellow, SURGERY
1992 Duke University
Senior Resident, SURGERY
1994 Duke University
Chief Resident, SURGERY
1995 Duke University
Fellow, MULTI-ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION
1997 University of Wisconsin, Madison
Publications, Grants & Awards
Offices & Contact
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Durham, NC
27710