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The UNM Infectious Diseases Fellowship follows the clinical educator track. Fellows complete a two-year clinical fellowship, of which at least 18 months is devoted to clinical training.
Clinical training includes approximately 15 months of inpatient consultation on the adult infectious diseases service. Time is divided equally between UNM Hospital and the New Mexico Veterans Affairs Healthcare System (NMVHCS), with one month each on clinical microbiology and hospital epidemiology rotations.
Each clinical fellow is assigned a two-year HIV continuity clinic. Fellows complete an ambulatory care month with rotations through:
Elective outpatient clinical opportunities include UNM Pediatric ID clinic and New Mexico TeleECHO Clinics (Hepatitis C, HIV and TB).
Elective inpatient clinical opportunities include UNM Hospital Pediatric ID consult rotations, UNM Hospital and NMVHCS Antimicrobial Stewardship rotation, and the opportunity to spend one month with the transplant ID service at MD Anderson Hospital in Houston, Texas.
During the remaining months, clinical track fellows pursue scholarly activity. For example, fellows may investigate nosocomial infections, chart reviews or case reports with a review of the literature and participate in clinical research studies.
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Division of Infectious Diseases
Department of Internal Medicine
MSC10-5550
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
Phone: 505-272-5666
Fax: 505-272-4435
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