Los Angeles County HIV Clinical Fellow - HIV Clinical Fellowship - Los Angeles County Department of

Job Description

Job Description

HIV Clinical Fellowship
Los Angeles County Department of Health Services
Application period starts: July 1, 2025
Applications can be obtained at:

Objective:

With the ongoing HIV epidemic and shifts in the healthcare workforce across the United States, there is a growing demand for physicians who are well-versed in comprehensive HIV care. These professionals will be equipped to serve diverse populations and emerge as leaders in the realm of HIV medicine.

Program Overview:

The HIV Clinical Fellowship is a two-year postdoctoral program designed to enhance the skills of primary care physicians in advanced HIV treatment and related disciplines. This fellowship also fosters academic scholarship and teaching abilities among its participants. We are looking for dedicated physicians who:

1. Are passionate about delivering holistic HIV care and prevention, particularly for individuals from severely affected and at-risk communities.

2. Are committed to becoming influential figures in healthcare, medical education, and patient advocacy.

3. Have an interest in understanding healthcare systems, research, and policy development.

Training Locations:

• Los Angeles General Medical Center

• Rand Schrader Clinic

• Inpatient Infectious Disease Consult Service

• Emergency Department Consult Service

• MLK - Oasis Clinic

• Hubert H. Humphrey Comprehensive Health Center

• Los Angeles County Jail

• USC Street Medicine

• APLA Health

• UCLA National Clinical Scholars

Essential Clinical Training Areas:

• HIV Primary Care

• HIV Sub-specialty Care

• HIV Prevention

• Viral Hepatitis

• Addiction Medicine

• LGBTQ+ Healthcare

• Gender Affirming Care

• Correctional Health

• Street Medicine

Salary: $84,123.06 annually

Additional Compensation Details:

Includes a $10,000 housing incentive.