About the Program
Welcome to the Division of Infectious Diseases Fellowship website! Our fellowship provides a diverse clinical pathology and a plethora of opportunities for research, teaching, and the ability to further subspecialize in a specific area of ID.
Education and Training
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUWMC) is a 2,260 bed tertiary care hospital, which includes University Hospital (Level 1 trauma and burn center with multiple medical and surgical and intensive care units, as well as liver/ kidney/pancreas transplant programs), the James Cancer Hospital (NCI Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center with a robust transplant and cellular therapies program), Ross Heart Hospital (cardiology, cardiac surgery, as well as cardiac/mechanical circulatory support and lung transplant), East Hospital (community-based hospital with focus on orthopedic surgery), and many ambulatory locations.
Curriculum
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Inpatient Service
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Outpatient Clinic
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Electives
Subspecialty Tracks
Upon successful completion of your first year of fellowship, you will be eligible to participate in one of the following subspecialty tracks provided you are a fellow in good standing.
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Immunocompromised Host Infectious Disease Faculty Preceptors: Zeinab El Boghdadly, MBBCh; Sajed Sarwar, MD
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HIV Faculty Preceptor: Carlos Malvestutto, MD, MPH
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Clinical Epidemiology/Infection Prevention Faculty Preceptor: Shandra Day, MD; Christina Liscynesky, MD; Nora Colburn, MD, MPH
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Antimicrobial Stewardship Faculty Preceptors: Jeremy Young, MD; Sydney Agnello, DO; Brandi Manning, DO, MPH
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Clinician Educator Track Faculty Preceptor: Kevin Steiner, MD, PhD, DTM&H