The Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program offers different tracks that new fellows can choose to enroll in after the match, which allows them to build a clinical and academic expertise within infectious diseases during fellowship, and to customize their fellowship experience to their professional interests. All tracks ensure that the fellow completes the appropriate required rotations by ABIM to be eligible for the Infectious Diseases Board Certification Exam after graduation.
A. Transplant Infectious Diseases Track
- Rotation Structure - Year One
- General ID Inpatient Consults (A Team) - 3 months
- Transplant ID Inapatient Consults (T Team) - 5 months
- Research - 3 months
- Microbiology - 1 month
- Outpatient Weekly HIV Continuity Clinic - 12 months
- Rotation Structure - Year Two
- Transplant ID Inpatient Consults (T Team) - 5 months
- Solid Organ and Stem Cell Transplant Service - 1 month
- Research - 6 months
- Outpatient Weekly Heme/TCT ID Clinic - 12 months
- SOT ID Clinic - During research months
Research projects in transplant infectious diseases, to be mentored by one of the transplant infectious diseases faculty (Sassine, Wilson Dib, Agudelo, Henao, Siegrist)
Conferences
- ID Week during the second year of training
- Infections in Immunocompromised Host Symposium at Fred Hutch, Seattle in Year 1 or 2 (occurs every other year, in May of odd years)
- One of the transplant conferences in Year 2
- American Transplant Congress (June)
- Tandem – ASTCT/CIBMTR (February)
- Winter Course in Year 1 – Online on-demand access
Degree Options Through the University of Oklahoma
B. Hospital Epidemiology/Health Administration Track
- Rotation Structure - Year One
- General ID Inpatient Consults (Team A) - 4 months
- Transplant ID Inpatient Consults (Team T) - 4 months
- Research/QI – 3 months
- Microbiology – 1 month
- Outpatient – Weekly HIV continuity clinic - 12 months
- Rotation Structure - Year Two
- General ID Inpatient Consults (Team A) - 3 months
- Transplant ID Inpatient Consults (Team T) - 3 months
- Research/QI – 4 months
- Antimicrobial Stewardship (ASP) – 2 weeks (supervised by Drs Alkozah, White, Siegrist)
- Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy (OPAT) – 2 weeks (supervised by Drs Alkozah, White, Siegrist)
- Infection Prevention (IP) – 2 weeks (supervised by Dr Wilson-Dib)
- Elective – 2 weeks, can be spent in ASP or OPAT or IP
- Outpatient Weekly General ID Continuity Clinic - 12 months
- option to substitute with other clinics, including OPAT clinic
Research and QI projects in IP/ASP/OPAT, to be mentored by one of the IP/ASP/OPAT faculty (Drs. Alkozah, Wilson Dib, White, Siegrist).
Degree Options Through the University of Oklahoma
Conferences
- IDWeek during the second year of training
- One of the following conferences in Year 2
- IP - SHEA (April)
- ASP – MAD-ID (May)
- Winter Course in Year 1 – Online on-demand access
C. Tropical Medicine/Global Health Track
- Rotation Structure - Year One
- General ID Inpatient Consults (Team A) - 4 months
- Transplant ID Inpatient Consults (Team T) - 4 months
- Research – 3 months
- Microbiology – 1 month
- Outpatient Weekly HIV Continuity Clinic - 12 months
- Rotation Structure - Year Two
- General ID Inpatient Consults (Team A) - 3 months
- Transplant ID Inpatient Consults (Team T) - 3 months
- Research – 5 months
- Potential International Rotation – 1 month
- Outpatient Weekly Travely Medicine Continuity Clinic - 6 months
- Outpatient Refugee Continuity Clinic - 6 months
- General ID Clinic when Dr. Agudelo is off clinic
Research to be centered around tropical medicine or global health, to be mentored by one of the faculty (Agudelo, Drevets).
Degree Options Through the University of Oklahoma
Conferences
- ID Week during the second year of training (October)
- One of the following conferences in Year 2
- ASTMH Annual Meeting (November)
- CISTM (May)
- Winter Course in Year 1 – Online on-demand access
D. Infectious Diseases-Critical Care Track
- Rotation Structure - Year One
- General ID Inpatient Consults (Team A) - 3 months
- Transplant ID Inpatient Consults (Team T) - 3 months
- Research – 3 months
- Microbiology – 1 month
- Outpatient Weekly HIV Continuity Clinic - 12 months
- Rotation Structure - Year Two
- ID Inpatient Consults (Teams A and T) - 5 - 6 months
- Research – 6 months
- Outpatient Weekly Heme/TCT ID Clinic - 12 months
- SOT ID Clinic during research months
- Rotation Structure - Year Three
- Critical Care per the Pulmonary-Critical Care Fellowship Program
Conferences
- ID-Week during the second year of training
- Winter Course in Year 1 – online or in-person
- Others – depending on the fellow’s interests