Fellowship Program
About the Program
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
Annual Faculty Teaching Award – nominated by fellows
2024
Dr. Anthony Cannella
2023
Dr. Guy Handley