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Multicampus Program in Infectious Diseases
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Updated June 30, 2007
 
The Cedars-Sinai/UCLA Multicampus Program in Infectious Diseases is a subspecialty training program in clinical infectious disease and related clinical and basic science research. The program utilizes the clinical and laboratory resources of the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, and the Los Angeles County Olive View-UCLA Medical Center. These three facilities have a combined occupancy of over 1200 beds and care for a very diverse patient population providing trainees with exceptional clinical experience. Fellows identify a faculty mentor and complete a research project by the end of the 2-year program. There are excellent research opportunities available through the program faculty as well as other researchers at UCLA. A third fellowship year can be arranged by outstanding trainees interested in pursuing additional research experience.
   
 
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Tabs for the various institutions (VA-GLA, CSMC, OVMC) contain guidelines, schedules, documents and other important information specific to each of the program hospitals. The FELLOW ORIENTATION tab links to files introducing various aspects of the program. The IDSA GUIDELINES tab contains links to those published by professional societies. The LINKS tab contains a list of important infectious diseases web links, both program specific as well as those of general interest. Pages and files in this area are password protected. Please contact the site administrator to obtain a password. Temporary passwords will be made available to fellowship program applicants.