All applications are processed through the Electronic Resident Application System (ERAS).
To submit your application through ERAS, you will need the following materials:
- Complete ERAS Application
- Curriculum vitae
- Statement of career objectives (personal statement)
- USMLE scores
- Three or more letters of recommendation
ADULT & PEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASES COMBINED TRAINING
The Infectious Diseases Fellowship Programs in both Pediatrics and Internal Medicine at the University of Utah are pleased to support candidates in pursuing a combined IM/Peds Infectious Diseases Fellowship. This 4-year program will combine training in both adult and pediatric clinical infectious diseases and scholarly work in an area pertinent to both specialties. After completing the program fellows with board certification in both Pediatrics and Internal Medicine will be eligible to sit for both IM and Pediatric Infectious Diseases Boards.
Pediatric Infectious Diseases fellowship program Global Health track
The overall goal of the University of Utah Pediatric Infectious Diseases fellowship program Global Health (GH) track is to produce academically oriented Infectious Diseases physicians who have a focus on global health disparities with superb clinical skills, the ability to expand the field’s knowledge base, and will be the future leaders in Pediatric Infectious Diseases Global Health. The educational goals and objectives of the training program are structured to achieve this overall program goal. These educational goals and objectives are categorized into six main areas: clinical, research, teaching, administration, quality improvement and career development, and are adapted from those described from successful general international Infectious Diseases fellowships. By fulfilling these educational goals and objectives, the fellow acquires the experience and skills to fulfill his or her maximal potential as a clinician, researcher, teacher, and administrator.
Program Director
Program Coordinator
Email: Ped.Education@hsc.utah.edu
Phone: 801-662-5710