During the months of July and August, fellows receive a series of lectures given by faculty on the basics of Infectious Diseases. The goal of these lectures is to offer an introduction to the Infectious Diseases Program to the fellows focused on practical clinical questions encountered during consultations. All lectures are on Thursday and Fridays from 9am to 10am.
| Orientation to ID Inpatient Service | Dr. Roderick Go |
| B-cell immune response | Dr. Bettina Fries |
| Antifungal therapy | Dr. Somanon Bhattacharya |
| T-cell immune response Part 1 | Dr. Brian Sheridan |
| T-cell immune response Part 2 | Dr. Brian Sheridan |
| Protozoa | Dr. Luis Marcos |
| Opportunistic infection in HIV | Dr. George Psevdos |
| Parasitic Infection | Dr. Luis Marcos |
| Infectious complications associated with biologic therapy | Dr. Sutthichai Sae-Tia |
| Vaccination | Dr. Christy Beneri |
| Therapeutic monitoring of antimicrobial agents | Dr. Melinda Monteforte |
| Topics in ID pathology | Dr. Tahmeena Ahmed |
| Bioterrorism | Dr. Miguel Saldivar |
| Tuberculosis | Dr. Roy Steigbigel |
| Non-tuberculosis mycobacterium | Dr. Miguel Saldivar |
| HIV pathogenesis | Dr. Roy Steigbigel |
| Evaluation and management of antiobiotic allergy | Dr. Brianne Navetta-Modrov |
| C difficile colitis and fecal microbiota transplantation | Dr.Olga Aroniadis |
| Drug dosing in special populations: obese, renal replacement, augmented creatinine clearance | Dr. Melinda Monteforte |
