Tippett, Emma

Dr Emma Tippett

Infectious Diseases Physician; Director, Clinic Nineteen
Dr Emma Tippett is an infectious diseases physician, researcher, and clinical leader with a distinguished background in both patient care and scientific research. Dr. Tippett is a Clinical Research Fellow at the Burnet Institute and serves as Director of Clinic Nineteen, a specialized Long COVID clinic dedicated to advancing care for patients experiencing post-COVID conditions. Dr. Tippett holds a Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours) from the University of Adelaide, a PhD in HIV Immunovirology from the Burnet Institute, and a Bachelor of Medicine from the University of Queensland and is a fellow of RACP. Throughout her career, Dr. Tippett has successfully combined clinical practice with translational research, making important contributions to infectious diseases, HIV research, COVID-19 care, and Long COVID management. She has played a key role in developing COVID-19 ambulatory care networks and is currently leading research efforts aimed at improving our understanding of Long COVID and identifying effective therapeutic strategies.

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