HIV Medicine Fellowship

The Kaiser Permanente HIV Medicine fellowship is based in Oakland and San Francisco. It is designed to train Internal Medicine or Family Medicine physicians to become leaders in HIV medicine.

Highlights

• Close collaboration and teaching opportunities with the Kaiser Permanente Oakland and San Francisco multidisciplinary HIV programs.
• Diverse community partnerships in the Bay Area, including optional clinical experiences at local community hospitals, San Francisco city clinics, and prison system.
• Unique opportunity for research and/or quality improvement with the support of a dedicated research staff and physicians in the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research.
• Optional funded global health rotation.

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Prerequisites:

Interested candidates should meet the following requirements:

• Completed clinical training in internal medicine or family medicine
• Board certified or board eligible
• Demonstrate a special interest in HIV medicine and HIV prevention with a long-term career goal to practice HIV primary care

How To Apply:

To apply, candidates must:

• Complete the application fields below
• Submit a curriculum vitae
• Provide three (3) letters of recommendation, including one from residency director
• If selected, candidates will be contacted about the interview process.
• For questions, please contact Mitchell Luu, MD

Contact Information:

For more information regarding
our program, please contact:

Mitchell Luu, MD
Program Director

[email protected]