Our current fellows bring diverse backgrounds and a strong commitment to advancing infectious diseases care and research. They benefit from personalized mentorship and a supportive environment that helps them grow as skilled clinicians, educators and investigators.
Academic or Community Hospital Practice
Clinical education and antimicrobial stewardship
Reading, rock climbing, candlemaking
ID specialist, ID research scientist
transplant ID and antimicrobial stewardship
reading, art history, opera, cooking, walking and swimming, being curious
I am looking forward to work in academic medicine/teaching. I want to learn and work alongside with hospital base leadership such as stewardship and infection control.
infections in immunocompromised host (e.g Transplant ID) and sepsis/critically ill patients
hiking, swimming, running
General ID, Wound care
Antibiotic Stewardship, Wound care, Staphylococcal infections
Running, Rock climbing, Coffee
General ID
Antimicrobial stewardship and HIV
Working out in the gym, riding bikes, playing video games
I’m still exploring where my path in infectious diseases will take me, but I’ve always been drawn to the complexity of caring for critically ill patients. I’m particularly interested in how ID plays a role in the ICU—whether through antimicrobial stewardship, managing sepsis, or contributing to multidisciplinary care. I’m keeping an open mind and looking forward to shaping a career that blends clinical challenge, continuous learning, and meaningful patient care.
I’m currently pursuing the Antimicrobial Therapy and Wound Care tracks. I’m especially interested in how infectious diseases intersect with critical care, and I enjoy managing complex infections in high-acuity settings.
Painting, hiking, scuba diving, exploring new restaurants, and going on adventures with my dogs.
General ID and Immunocompromised Hosts
Transplant ID, AMT, Infection Prevention
anything literature and art related
