The Academy hosts a variety of professional development training programs designed to support continued learning and growth. Explore the opportunities below to learn more.
The Dr. Dawn K. Smith HIV Prevention Clinical Fellowship provides comprehensive training to clinicians who do not have experience practicing HIV medicine to increase PrEP awareness and utilization in under-resourced communities and in populations with higher HIV transmission rates.
The Academy’s Caesar Augusto Caceres Award for Innovations in HIV Prevention and Care supports innovative, technology-informed clinical approaches to preventing, treating and caring for individuals and populations impacted by HIV and related conditions.
The Academy Mentoring Program was designed to bridge the knowledge gap between experienced HIV care providers and the next generation. This program matches seasoned, credentialed HIV care providers with practitioners seeking clinical support to help fill the gaps in the HIV workforce and increase optimal patient care.
The Academy’s Physician Assistant Preceptorship Program matches PA students interested in HIV prevention and care, sexual health, and caring for underserved populations with Academy credentialed HIV Specialist™ PAs for a multi-week, in-person experiential learning rotation.
The following HIV-focused residency and fellowship programs provide opportunities to foster the next generation of HIV care providers and offer more HIV-specific training than what is typically included in residency programs. Depending on the program, graduates may be better prepared to care for people with or at risk for HIV. The post-graduate fellowships are one to two years in length and provide more intensive training in HIV care upon completion of a Residency in Primary Care, which could be Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Pediatrics.
Residency Training Track or Area of Concentration (AOC)
- Mount Sinai Downtown Residency in Urban Family Medicine – New York, NY
- Family Medicine Residency of Idaho – Boise, ID
- Lancaster General Hospital Family Medicine Residency – Lancaster, PA (AOC)
- Montefiore Medical Center Family Medicine Residency – Bronx, NY
- University of Pittsburgh McKeesport Family Medicine Residency – Pittsburgh, PA
- Southern New Mexico’s Social Medicine Residency – Las Cruces, NM
- Northwestern McGaw Family Medicine Residency at Humboldt Park – Chicago, IL
- University of California San Francisco Family & Community Medicine Residency Program – San Francisco, CA
- University of Texas South Western Family Medicine Residency – Dallas, TX
- Wayne State University School of Medicine Internal Medicine Residency – Detroit, MI
- Yale Internal Medicine Primary Care HIV Training Track – New Haven, CT
- Swedish Cherry Hill Family Medicine Residency – Seattle, WA
- Swedish First Hill Family Medicine Residency Program – Seattle, WA
- PGY-1 Ambulatory Care/HIV Pharmacy Residency – Sacramento, CA
- University of North Carolina Department of Family Medicine AOC HIV and Viral Hepatitis – Chapel Hill, NC
- HIV in Primary Care Longitudinal Program for Kansas Medical Center Family Medicine Residents – Kansas City, KS
- Emory University Internal Medicine Residency, HIV Medicine Distinction Program – Atlanta, GA
- Johns Hopkins’ Osler Medical Residency: Urban Health Primary Care Track – Baltimore, Maryland
- Johns Hopkins’ Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Urban Health Residency Program – Baltimore, Maryland
- Sutter Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency – Santa Rosa, California
HIV Fellowship Programs (1 to 2 years in length)
- Family Medicine Residency of Idaho
- UTHealth Houston HIV Medicine Fellowship
- Kaiser Permanente Clinical HIV Fellowship, Northern California
- University of Kentucky HIV Fellowship
- UT Southwestern HIV Medicine Fellowship
- Brown University HIV Medicine Fellowship
Email haley@aahivm.org to submit a listing.
