Tyler B. Evans is the national director of infectious disease at the AIDS HealthCare Foundation. He has worked extensively in global health with a number of organizations, including MSF, Partners in Health, UNICEF, and smaller NGOs, as well as domestically with the Indian Health Service. His clinical and research interests primarily focus on HIV and AIDS, hepatitis C, and tuberculosis, with a particular focus on key populations such as migrants, LGBTQ people, and Native Americans. He is a staunch supporter of health and human rights, with particular focus on refugee/asylee and transgender communities.