Department of Medicine
HIV Medicine Fellowship
This fellowship provides advanced training in HIV and tuberculosis medicine through focused clinical sessions, didactics, and research opportunities.
HIV Medicine Fellowship
This fellowship provides advanced training in HIV and tuberculosis medicine through focused clinical sessions, didactics, and research opportunities.
About the Program
There are currently 1.1 million people living with HIV in the United States, however, there is a shortage and a decreasing number of HIV-experienced clinicians to care for them. This fellowship seeks to help fill that gap by training new HIV clinicians to provide comprehensive clinical care across the US through a focused training year to help them build the skills to provide quality, evidence-based, and culturally competent care.
Brown’s HIV Medicine Fellowship is a one-year fellowship program based at the Infectious Diseases & Immunology Center and the RISE TB Clinic, both located at The Miriam Hospital in Providence, Rhode Island and affiliated with The Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University. This fellowship provides advanced training in HIV and tuberculosis medicine through focused clinical sessions, didactics, and research opportunities. The program is open to individuals from a variety of backgrounds, including:
- Fellows who have completed an infectious diseases fellowship and would like an additional focused year of training in HIV and TB Medicine
- Residents who have completed internal medicine, med-peds, or family medicine residency programs and would like to pursue a one-year training program in HIV Medicine/TB
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Core Faculty
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Jennie Johnson, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine; Clinician Educator -
Joseph Garland, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine; Clinician Educator -
Natasha Rybak, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine; Clinician Educator -
Curt Beckwith, MD
Professor of Medicine; Interim Chief, Division of Infectious Diseases -
Karen Tashima, MD
Professor of Medicine -
Susan Cu-Uvin, MD
Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice; Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology; Professor of Medicine -
Amy Brotherton, PharmD
Assistant Professor of Medicine; Clinician Educator -
Diane Ayuninjam, PharmD, MPH, BCPS, AAHIVP
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist -
Rami Kantor, MD
Professor of Medicine -
Jennifer Mitty, MD, MPH
Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine -
Martha Sanchez, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine; Clinician Educator -
Erica Hardy, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine; Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology -
Brenna Reilly-Evans, PharmD, BCACP, AAHIVP
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist -
Tanya Rogo, MD
Program Director, Pediatric Infectious Diseases Fellowship, Associate Professor of Pediatrics -
Sabina Holland, MD
Assistant Dean of Medicine, PLME FURM; Medical Director, Pediatric HIV Clinic; Assistant Professor of Pediatrics -
Josiah Rich, MD, MPH
Professor of Medicine; Professor of Epidemiology
How to Apply
The deadline to submit applications is September 15th. Interviews will take place from mid-September through mid-October.
Applicants must be US citizens or permanent residents and must be expected to have graduated from a U.S. internal medicine residency, family medicine residency, medicine/pediatrics residency, or U.S. infectious diseases fellowship program by the time they would begin the HIV Medicine fellowship. The fellowship program runs on the academic calendar (July through June) but accommodations can be made for fellows who are on an off-cycle schedule if needed.
Interested applicants should provide the following:
- Brown Lifespan HIV Fellowship Application
- A one-page letter of interest addressed to Dr. Jennie Johnson, HIV Medicine Fellowship Program Director
- The applicant’s CV
- Two or three letters of recommendation. One must be from the program director of the applicant’s current or most recent training program
The complete application can be emailed to the Program Coordinator, Elaine DiLorenzo. If letter writers are providing letters of recommendation directly to the program, please provide their names to Elaine for tracking purposes. Applicants will be notified when their application is considered complete.
Any general inquiries about the program can be directed to the Program Coordinator, Elaine DiLorenzo.