Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship
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Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship

The Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship Program at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s is designed to prepare pediatricians who have completed three years of residency for careers in academic pediatric infectious diseases.

Comprehensive training that combines direct patient care with in-depth clinical and research experience.

Overview and Mission

UH Rainbow Pediatric Infectious Disease FellowshipThe Pediatric Infectious Disease Fellowship program is three years in length, with the first year devoted to clinical training and the second and third years focused on research training in clinical epidemiology, basic science or translational research. The goal of this fellowship program is to prepare graduates to be effective clinicians and independent physician scientists.

The program is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. Trainees who successfully complete the three-year fellowship will have met the training requirement to take the subspecialty board certification examination in Pediatric Infectious Diseases.

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