Dr. Justin Belsky

Biography

Justin Belsky completed an Emergency Medicine Residency at Henry Ford Hospital followed by a Research Fellowship studying sepsis at Massachusetts General Hospital. His research focuses on early identification and treatment of sepsis and infectious diseases in the Emergency Department, including clinical trials, biomarkers, diagnostics, and risk stratification tools. Belsky has served as the Yale site principal investigator for the VICTAS multicenter study comparing the efficacy of Vitamin C, Thiamine, and Hydrocortisone in patients with septic shock, and he is actively engaged in research efforts within the Emergency Department as the Director of Research Training and Co-Director of Residency Research. He also co-directs the Yale Emergency Medicine Specimen Biobank, which aims to serve as a biorepository for critically ill patients facing time-sensitive disease processes used in research such as stroke, myocardial infarction, sepsis, and cardiac arrest. Belsky's ultimate goal is to improve the care of patients with serious infections in the Emergency Department.

Research Interests

Experience