Curriculum

Adult ID consultation service

• consists of students, residents and fellows
• we follow approximately fifteen patients on a daily basis with approximately four new consultations per day

Pediatric ID consultation service

• follows approximately seven patients on a daily basis with approximately two new consultations per day

Fellows' ID clinic

• meets once weekly and is supervised by full-time faculty
• fellows see patients transitioning from inpatient to outpatient care and new and follow up outpatient consultations, including providing continuity of care for patients with HIV/AIDS

Other ambulatory experience

• consists of exposure to international medicine, providing care to international travelers, and ambulatory rotations in clinics such as STD, TB, and clinical immunology

We sponsor full support for fellows to attend at least one national scientific meeting each year. Fellows also attend a national course in hospital epidemiology and quality improvement.

First year fellow

• 6 months - adult ID consultative service
• 3 months - research
• 1 month - clinical microbiology
• 1 month - hospital epidemiology
• 0.5 month - pharmacology and stewardship
• 0.5 month - STD clinic

Second year fellow

• 4 months - adult ID consultative service
• 3 months -research
• 1-2 months - pediatric ID consultative service
• 2 months - transplant and immunocompromised host 
• 0.5 month - international medicine
• 0.5-1.5 month(s) - elective

Didactics

The following conferences are held monthly

• Infectious Diseases Case Conference
• Infectious Diseases Journal Club
• Basic Science and Research meeting
• Core Didactic series
• Case Based Learning Conference
• Infectious Diseases Curriculum Conference
• Infectious Diseases Morbidity-Mortality Conference
• Infectious Diseases Pathology Conference