Educational Curriculum

Fellowship Didactics

To keep our Fellows informed of latest topics and research, we offer the opportunity to attend a wide variety of local and national meetings, conferences, and training programs.

Below are some of the didactics our fellows attend. Additional conferences focused on specific ID topics also exist. Core conferences are listed in bold.

Day	Time	Meeting Name
Monday	10:30-12:00p	Transplant/Oncology ID Clinical Management Conference
Monday	12:00-1:00p	Fellowship Core Curriculum
Monday	3:00-4:00p	Microbiome Research Forum
Tuesday	8:30-9:30a	ID Grand Rounds Case Presentations
Wednesday (3rd)	8:00-9:00a	India HIV Case Discussion
Thursday	12:00-1:00p	ID Management Conference
Thursday (1st)	12:00-1:30p	HEIC Conference
Thursday	12:15-1:15p	TB Center Clinical & Epidemiology Lunch Meeting
Friday (Summer Only)	8:00-9:00a	Fellowship Core Curriculum (summer only)
Friday	8:00-9:00a	Department of Medicine, Medical Grand Rounds
Friday	12:00-1:00p	HIV Provider Meeting
Friday (4th)	12:00-1:00p	Fellows & Directors Meeting
Friday	1:00-2:00p	Fellows' Longitudinal HIV Curriculum (upper-level fellows only)

ID GRAND ROUNDS CASE PRESENTATIONS

Dr. Peter Finin – June 16, 2020

Other Fellowships and Training Programs

The ID Fellowship may be combined with other Johns Hopkins programs to build upon individual interests and career goals.

Joint ID and Clinical Pharmacology Fellowship Training Program

The fellowship training program in Clinical Pharmacology is designed primarily to address the widely recognized shortage of well-trained physician scientists who conduct hands-on studies in humans. Creative and highly motivated physicians with a central interest in the interactions between drugs and humans are selected.

Medical Microbiology Fellowship Training Program

A one- to two-year program in which the microbiology fellow participates in extended rotations through each area of the laboratory, including Bacteriology, Mycology, Mycobacteriology, Virology, Parasitology, and Molecular Diagnostics. Fellows regularly consult in matters related to patient care. Fellows are encouraged to pursue individual research projects in conjunction with faculty members.

Graduate Training Program in Clinical Investigation

Participants gain the skills necessary to design and conduct clinical investigations of emerging medical treatments and technologies, and to apply new diagnostic techniques and approaches to the study of human pathophysiology.

Individualized Course Work

With some limitations, postdoctoral fellows may register for courses without being subject to tuition charges in the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the Bloomberg School of Public Health (16-credit limit). Please review Postdoctoral Fellow Course Registration Procedures.