Pre exposure prophylaxis treatment in Charleston, South Carolina

Marty Player is a doctor specializing in Family Medicine, located at 650 Ellis Oak Avenue in Charleston, South Carolina, United States. Dr. Player completed his medical education at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine and his residency at Christiana Care Health Services in Delaware. He also completed a fellowship in faculty development and a master's in clinical research at MUSC. Dr. Player has a faculty appointment in the Department of Family Medicine where he practices primary care, mentors residents and students, and serves as clinical services director and director of primary care telemedicine. His areas of expertise include telemedicine, LGBTQ healthcare, and HIV prevention/Pre-exposure prophylaxis therapy.

MUSC Infectious Disease Travel, located at 135 Rutledge Avenue in Charleston, South Carolina, is a health institution that specializes in providing medical services for students planning international travel. The institution offers evaluations of individual health care needs and risks, as well as administering appropriate immunizations for a fee. Students can make appointments at least eight weeks prior to travel to receive counseling and vaccinations. The institution also provides information on travel health from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Services offered include vaccinations for diseases such as Hepatitis A and B, Neisseria meningitides, Diphtheria-Pertussis-Tetanus (DPT), Yellow fever, and Malaria prophylaxis. Additionally, the institution provides guidance on preventing traveler's diarrhea, TB testing, altitude sickness, and the importance of having health insurance coverage for foreign travel. Students traveling to resource-limited areas are advised to have a contingency plan in place for managing blood borne pathogen exposures.