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Javier F. Sevilla Martir, M.D.
Dr. Sevilla joined the Indiana University Department of Family Medicine in 2002 where he completed a one year faculty development fellowship in underserved medicine and leadership and now he offers elective rotations in Underserved Medicine to medical students and residents with emphasis on quality of care, cultural competence and medical Spanish. He was appointed Director of International Medicine and Hispanic Health within the department in 2005. In 2009, Dr. Sevilla was appointed Assistant Dean for Diversity Affairs within Indiana University School of Medicine. He is faculty advisor for the Society of Latino SOL medical students and the International medicine and global health medical students interest group, providing support and guidance in the development of educational and service activities in the community and Latin America. Dr. Sevilla is very interested in cultural competence in health care and international and missionary medicine. He enjoys spending time with his family and friends as well as playing and watching soccer. |
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Javier
F. Sevilla Mártir, MD is originally from Honduras where he completed
medical school in 1992. Previous to coming to the United States, Dr.
Sevilla practiced medicine in Honduras as a general practitioner for
four years. This included a year of work with an ambulatory clinic,
providing care for the Lenca tribes in the mountains of Honduras.
After completing his internship in Family Medicine at Cook County
Hospital in Chicago, Illinois, Dr. Sevilla transferred to Indiana
University where he completed his residency.