Program Overview

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Education

The Division of Infectious Diseases at Johns Hopkins University offers various educational programs for medical professionals.

Fellowships

The division provides fellowship opportunities in infectious diseases, including:

• ACGME Adult Infectious Diseases Fellowship
• Transplant And Oncology Infectious Diseases (TOID) Fellowship

ACGME Adult Infectious Diseases Fellowship

This fellowship program is designed to provide advanced training in infectious diseases. The program includes:

• Clinical and research requirements
• Didactics and curriculum
• Opportunities for fellows to participate in various clinical and research activities

Transplant And Oncology Infectious Diseases (TOID) Fellowship

The TOID Fellowship is a comprehensive program that focuses on infectious complications in transplant and oncology patients. The program:

• Provides training in clinical and academic activities related to transplant and oncology infectious diseases
• Includes rotations of six months or longer duration
• Offers opportunities for translational and clinical research
• Is recognized as an ACGME-equivalent program by the American Society of Transplantation

Infectious Diseases Courses

The division offers various courses in infectious diseases, including:

• Foundations in Clinical Infectious Diseases Hybrid Course
• Primer on Infectious Diseases in Primary Care Online Course
• Frontiers in Clinical Infectious Disease

C-IDEAL-1

The C-IDEAL-1 program is a comprehensive training program in infectious diseases. The program includes:

• Overview of infectious diseases
• Meet the team
• Opportunities for training and research in infectious diseases

TOID Fellowship Program Fast Facts

The TOID Fellowship program has the following features:

• Launched in 2008
• Primary training site for TOID
• Includes composite tissue allotransplantation, haploidentical HSCT, and HLA/ABO-incompatible kidney transplantation
• Training through the Tucker TOID Clinical Service
• Fellows participate in pre-transplant evaluation and post-transplant continuity clinics
• Faculty utilize the current AST- and IDSA-approved curriculum for Transplant ID training
• Rotations of six months or longer duration
• Opportunities for translational and clinical research for motivated fellows who would like to stay in the program for a longer duration (up to 2 years)
• ACGME-equivalent program
• Hosts visiting clinicians, clinical fellows, medical students, and undergraduates for electives in the subspecialty, from both United States and international hospitals