Mission Statement
Our mission is to foster excellence in the lifelong
goals of education, research activity, and compassionate patient care for the
next generation of Infectious Disease Specialists.
Program Aims
- Equip graduates with outstanding, well-rounded clinical skills to provide
high-quality medical care
- Provide opportunities for scholarly activity and prepare fellows for academic
careers in infectious
disease
- Prepare graduates for leadership roles in institutions / organizations
- Individualize training with a focus on academic, private, public health and
international medicine
Program Overview
We are an ACGME accredited, two-year fellowship program,
designed to train excellent ID clinicians.
Our ID fellows rotate through four clinical sites, each
with a diverse patient population, including – Tampa General Hospital, James A.
Haley Veterans’ Hospital, Moffitt Cancer Center, and Hillsborough County
Department of Health HIV Clinic.
A Few Facts About
Our Fellowship Program
- We
currently have 11 Fellows
- ACGME
Accreditation for 10 years with commendation
- Over
100 graduates since 1980
- The
largest ID program in Florida - one of the largest in the US!
Fellowship Training
is based on five general concepts
- Patient
care
- Dedicated
research time
- Education
objectives
- Curriculum
development
- Regular
evaluation of fellows, faculty, and the program