Infectious Diseases Current Fellows

Joy Fesen

Joy Fesen, MD - 2025-2027

Hometown: Hutchinson, Kansas 

Clinical Interests: Tropical disease, low resource medicine, travel medicine, antibiotic stewardship. 

Why Tulane ID: New Orleans was described to me as the place that most feels like you're outside of the United States. This manifests from the culture down to the microbes. I love being surprised and awed by my patients. Tulane Infectious Disease commits to supporting the independent needs of each fellow. For me, that allows me to continue work in Central and South America during fellowship.  

 

Yanatan Tamene

Yonatan Tamene, MD - 2025-2027

Hometown: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

Clinical Interests: Tropical Medicine, Hepatitis B & C, medical education. 

Why Tulane ID: Tulane offers the opportunity to care for a diverse patient population while learning from highly experienced and genuinely supportive mentors.  

 

William Hahn, MD

William Hahn, MD - 2024-2026

Hometown: Santa Barbara, California 

Clinical Interests: Tropical medicine, transplant, medical education. 

Why Tulane ID: Tulane provides the opportunity to see a unique patient population within the lively area of New Orleans and features a historical focus on public health and tropical medicine.  

 

Jacob Khoury, MD

Jacob Khoury, MD - 2024-2026

Hometown: Dallas, TX 

New Orleans Faves: Jazz and food 

Clinical Interests: General Infectious Diseases, Quality Improvement and Patient Safety. 

Why Tulane Infectious Diseases: At Tulane, I have seen a huge breadth of infectious diseases, and get to work with the best faculty!

 

Molly McCoy, DO

Molly McCoy, DO - 2024-2026

Hometown: Columbus, OH 

New Orleans Faves: Oysters, live music, Audubon Zoo, pastel houses, Spanish moss and old oak trees. 

Clinical Interests: HIV, Travel & Tropical Medicine, bloodstream infections. 

Why Tulane Infectious Diseases: Great colleague and friendly work atmosphere, fabulous location, ideal case-mix from rare to common and will see all stages of HIV, strong ties with school of public health and tropical medicine, focus on under-served populations, excellent mentorship with early engagement in research and career objectives.