Infectious Diseases Fellowship

Infection prevention; antimicrobial stewardship; medical education; global health; HIV/STD/viral hepatitis; and private practice

Extended research training

Combined Med/Peds Infectious Diseases Fellowship

Building on Indiana University School of Medicine’s widespread community of Med/Peds trainees, our combined Med/Peds ID fellowship was started in 2016 and provides comprehensive educational, clinical, and research opportunities that will enable our fellows to become well-rounded physician-scientists in infectious diseases. Our integrated training program over a four year period meets all the requirements required by both ABIM and ABP for eligibility to take both board exams.

Interested applicants are accepted to the Combined Med/Peds ID Fellowship at IU through the NRMP and are encouraged to email our Program Management Specialist, Elizabeth Hutton, to coordinate potential interviews and determine program availability (average of one Med/Peds ID fellow per year).

Visit our Combined Med/Peds Infectious Diseases page to learn more.

IU Health is Indiana’s most comprehensive healthcare system. It has ranked nationally in the U.S. News & World Report for 21 consecutive years. IU Health University Hospital is a referral center with 300 beds, 3 ICUs and general teaching wards. IU School of Medicine’s partnership with this hospital gives patients access to a full range of innovative treatments and therapies. IU Health has the only NCI-designated cancer center in the state and the only comprehensive transplant center in Indiana. IU Health commits itself to education and research and provides the fertile ground for collaborations and growth of the next generation of clinicians, physician-scientists, and physician-educators.

The VA Medical Center has been serving Indiana Veterans since 1932. As Indiana’s tertiary care facility, the VA Medical Center receives referrals from VA facilities at Ft. Wayne and Marion, IN, and from Danville, IL. The VA Medical Center provides acute inpatient medical, surgical, psychiatric, neurological, and rehabilitation care, as well as both primary and specialized outpatient services. It is in the forefront in using emerging technology in the tele-home care and tele-disease management arenas. It was selected as the site for the Veterans in Partnership (VISN 11) Network Polytrauma Center and is providing ongoing support to the returning Veterans from Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom/ Operation New Dawn. ​

Eskenazi Health is one of America’s largest safety net health systems, providing care to nearly 1 million outpatient visitors each year. Eskenazi Health’s mission is to advocate, care, teach and serve, with special emphasis on the vulnerable populations of Indianapolis. Eskenazi Health is one of the leading providers of health care in central Indiana. IU School of Medicine physicians provide a comprehensive range of primary and specialty care services within the 315-bed hospital as well as 11 community health centers located throughout Indianapolis. It is home to the first of two adult Level I trauma centers in Indiana and the region’s only adult burn center.

Methodist Hospital is 802 bed Level 1 trauma center which provides excellent cardiovascular and neurosurgical care. Infectious Diseases fellows will rotate one on one with a faculty at Methodist Hospital for a month in their second year of training. They will have the opportunity to see complicated Infectious diseases cases including cardiovascular infections, neurosurgical infections, orthopedic infections, opportunistic infections and solid organ transplant infections.