The Training Program is available to qualified applicants who wish to pursue an academic, public health-oriented or clinical career in Infectious Diseases. Applicants must be ABIM board-certified or board-eligible in Internal Medicine.
The Tulane Adult Infectious Disease Fellowship Program is “ALL IN” the NRMP match. All positions available for training are available only through the match.
Applicants must be ABIM board-eligible in Internal Medicine. Tulane University does not accept H-1B visa holders. Application is made via the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS), and we participate in the Medical Specialties Matching Program (MSMP) of the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP).
"The IDSA, the ID Training Program Directors’ Committee, and all ID program directors understand that the fellowship application season falls during a complex and chaotic time. We also understand that some anticipated ID clinical elective rotations may not be undertaken, that anticipated research projects may not be completed, and that previously envisioned letters of recommendation may not materialize. We assure you that we will review all applications mindful of these realities, and we will not hold schedule changes imposed by COVID-19 against any applicant.
We strongly encourage anyone who is considering applying for ID fellowship training to apply, and not to withhold your application because of these concerns. We welcome your interest in infectious diseases and our program."
Contact Information:
E-mail Charlotte Davenport at cdavenpo@tulane.edu.
