Baylor University Medical Center
Baylor University Medical Center
Baylor University Medical Center
Division of Infectious Diseases
3500 Gaston Avenue
Dallas,
TX
75246
Phone: 214 820 2361
Fax: 214 820 7272
Website: http://www.baylorhealth.edu/Education/gradmeded/Fellowships/Infectious%20Disease%20Fellowship/Pages/default.aspx
Email: Cristie.Columbus@baylorhealth.edu
Training Program Director
Cristie Columbus, MD
Research Interests: Infection control and hospital epidemiology; undergraduate and graduate medical education; outpatient infusion therapy
Participating Hospitals
Baylor University Medical Center: 1025
Baylor Jack and Jane Hamilton Heart and Vascular Hospital: 64
Baylor Institute of Rehabilitation: 100
Baylor Specialty Hospitals: 98
Program Training Offerings
How does this program meet the ABIM requirements for training in clinical microbiology?
Didactic LecturesHands-on Experience
The Program provides training in hospital epidemiology through:
Didactic LecturesHands-on Experience
The Program provides clinical experience for fellows in the following:
Infections in marrow transplantInfections in solid organ transplant patientsInfections in travelers and tropical medicineInfections in childrenInfections in Hematology and Oncology patients
This Program provides training in STD management through:
Didactic LecturesHands-on Experience
The Program has a didactic lecture course for fellows:
true
If yes, what is the average number of lectures provided over a two-year period?
5/month
Training is for:
MDDO
Are there citizenship requirements?
false
Citizenship Requirements:
Types of visas accepted:
J-1
Number of fellows accepted each year:
1
Duration of the Fellowship (years):
2
The Program has a training grant (T32):
false
Average number of infectious diseases consults per trainee per year:
360
Number of Fellows completing the Program in the last 5 years:
N/A - new program
Additional Training/Faculty Resources (optional):
The research division of North Texas Infectious Diseases, PA, has a very active clinical research program. Fellows will spend half-day per week during the 24 months of fellowship on research that is expected to result in publication in a peer-reviewed journal and presentation at regional, state, or national professional societies.
The primary institution has a high volume of ID consultations.
The primary institution has a very active transplantation service, having provided over 3200 none marrow transplants and 8700 solid organ transplants.
BUMC has a very active hematology-oncology service, providing extensive experience in the treatment of the chemotherapy- immunosuppressed patient.
BUMC is a level 1 trauma center, providing fellows with exposure to management of complex traumatic and post operative infections, including orthopedic, neurosurgical, cardio-thoracic, and abdominal infections.
Applications accepted via Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS®)?
true
Timeframe when applications are accepted:
Timeframe when interviews are done