Outpatient and Microbiology
Outpatient and Microbiology
Clinical training through our fellowship program will allow each fellow to develop an independent, thoughtful, organized, and flexible approach to the evaluation of patients with infectious diseases, while recognizing and responding to both psychosocial and economic factors that impact patient care. Fellows will also develop and enhance life-long learning skills that allow them to adapt to the changing spectrum of infectious diseases entities, and become leaders in the field.
Details regarding inpatient training sites can be found on our UMN Fellowship Website under "Clinical Training."
M Health Fairview Clinics and Surgery Center (CSC)
Provides outstanding care from physicians who are also leaders in infectious disease research
Clinic includes specialty trained nurses, Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy (OPAT) support, social work support, and a designated pharmacist
Mixture of general ID and HIV patients from around Minnesota and nearby states
Positive Care Center, Hennepin County Medical Center
The Positive Care Center at Hennepin is staffed by a multidisciplinary team committed to providing quality, comprehensive health and psychosocial services to those with HIV and AIDS.
The center staff provides education, serves as a community and family resource, and contributes extensively to the advancement of HIV-related knowledge
Services also include an HIV/HCV Co-infection Clinic
Hennepin County Public Health Clinic
The Hennepin County Public Health Clinic is a multi-lingual, multicultural clinic that provides screening and treatment for STIs, HIV testing, TB control services, refugee health screening, immigration exams, family planning and Ryan White HIV services for qualified individuals who are HIV+ and not currently in care
Includes the Red Door Clinic, the largest and busiest STI clinic in Minnesota, and The Hennepin County TB clinic, that serves more than 100 active tuberculosis cases annually
Hennepin County Medical Center Travel Clinic
Immigrant and Travel Medicine Clinic
Serves patients from more than 30 countries, staffed by providers with extensive experience practicing both internationally and in the United States
The Minneapolis VA Medical Center offers a mixture of general ID and HIV patients from the six-state area.
Micro Week: a weeklong microbiology immersion course that occurs during the 2-month infectious disease introduction experience.
In addition, during inpatient consult months, ID fellows participate regularly in “Micro rounds” at the University of Minnesota clinical microbiology laboratory
Includes demonstrations, didactic sessions, and review of clinical test results
Micro Spotlight sessions: Occur during monthly didactics, and cover a specific aspect of basic microbiology