Reasons to consider a Fellowship in Infectious Diseases with the University of Nebraska Medical Center:
- Nationally recognized ID faculty who are approachable and actively engaged in resident education
- Robust General ID experience caring for patients at a tertiary referral center
- Extensive experience in managing infections in critically ill patients, burn patients, surgical patients, and those with various forms of immunocompromise
- Extensive clinical experience in the management of infections in organ transplant, bone marrow transplant and other immunosuppressed patients (4-6 months)
- Transplant ID rotation caring for patients with all forms of solid organ transplant (heart, lung, liver, kidney, small bowel, pancreas, multivisceral) and cardiac device infections (LVAD, artificial heart, etc.)
- Oncology ID rotation caring for infections in patients with bone marrow transplant, hematologic malignancy, and other oncology problems
- Multidisciplinary HIV ambulatory continuity clinic caring for over 1100 patients
- Dedicated fellow clinic
- Mentored research with 6+ months of dedicated research time and optional third year to build a strong academic portfolio
- Opportunity for combined ID-Critical Care Medicine Fellowship
- Travel supported to SHEA and ID WEEK conferences during first year with second year conference supported with submission of abstract or case
- Affordable cost of living with fellow salary in top 25% nationally and relocation stipend provided
- Opportunity for training in biopreparedness through our involvement as the National Ebola Training and Education Center (NETEC) in partnership with Emory and Bellevue Hospital in NY. www.netec.org
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