Infectious Disease Angleton Danbury Campus Skip Menu Navigate: Select to Navigate... - Infectious Disease Home - Our Team -- Faculty -- Clinical Support Staff -- Adjunct Faculty -- Other Leaders -- Staff - Patient Care -- Clinical Services -- Clinic Locations - Fellowship Program -- Welcome -- About Program --- Overview --- Inpatient --- Outpatient --- Program Tracks --- Electives --- Didactic curriculum -- How to Apply -- Research Opportunities --- Research Overview --- Research Mentors --- Publications & Conferences -- Advanced Training -- People --- Program Leadership --- Current Fellows --- Recent Alumni -- Life in Fellowship --- Overview --- About Galveston --- About Mainland Communities --- Salary & Benefits - Research -- Research Overview -- Research Facility - Links - Contact Us Infectious Disease Home Our Team Faculty Clinical Support Staff Adjunct Faculty Other Leaders Staff Patient Care Clinical Services Clinic Locations Fellowship Program Welcome About Program Overview Inpatient Outpatient Program Tracks Electives Didactic curriculum How to Apply Research Opportunities Research Overview Research Mentors Publications & Conferences Advanced Training People Program Leadership Current Fellows Recent Alumni Life in Fellowship Overview About Galveston About Mainland Communities Salary & Benefits Research Research Overview Research Facility Links Contact Us Inpatient rotations Inpatient rotations Microbiology & ID Bootcamp: Immersive rotation in microbiology laboratory techniques, and daily, high-yield ID didactics led by senior fellows and junior faculty (e.g. Staph aureus bacteremia, undifferentiated fever, Gram-negative resistance, newly diagnosed HIV). Fellows also have time to study for the ABIM examination and get settled into fellowship. General ID consults (Galveston): Staffed by an attending physician, two fellows, ID specialty-trained pharmacist, physician’s assistant, multiple medical students, and typically one or more IM residents. Fellows will see a wide variety of pathology on this rotation, ranging from “bread-and-butter” cases of diabetic foot infections and complicated UTIs to infections caused by Vibrio vulnificus, pan-resistant Pseudomonas, Cryptococcus neoformans in AIDS, Candida auris, and so much more. At any given time, about 1/3 of the patients are ICU-level. During the general consults rotation, fellows also assist the UTMB Antimicrobial Stewardship Program with restricted antibiotic approvals for agents such as ceftazidime-avibactam and daptomycin. Transplant ID consults (Galveston): Working one-on-one with the attending physician only, fellows gain both breadth and depth of experience in the management of solid organ transplant recipients and candidates, including those with LVADs. The Texas Transplant Center at UTMB is active in kidney, kidney/pancreas, and heart transplantation. Fellows will become highly proficient in the treatment of infections caused by CMV and other herpesviridae, invasive yeasts/molds, and multi-drug resistant nosocomial pathogens, amongst others. Fellows desiring additional training in bone marrow transplant ID can opt to rotate at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston during the second year. League City Campus (LCC) ID consults: Our LCC rotation offers fellows a setting more closely related to a typical community hospital seeing primarily common infectious diseases. At LCC, fellows will work with one attending physician, a physician’s assistant, and ID specialty-trained pharmacist. Students and residents rotate on this service occasionally. For fellows interested in a private practice career, additional time at LCC can be arranged during elective months in the second year. Elective/scholarly work: In addition to protected time for scholarly/research work, we offer a wide variety of [[electives]] to our fellows. These include antimicrobial stewardship, infection control/healthcare epidemiology, pediatric ID, bone marrow transplant ID (MD Anderson - Houston), mycobacterial disease (National Jewish Health – Denver), allergy/immunology, dermatology, microbiology, medical education, and field epidemiology.