Pennsylvania HIV residency programs
Pennsylvania
Within our 3-year family and community medicine residency, residents may elect to complete an additional 200+ hours of training in HIV medicine. Residents have a regular presence at LGHP-Comprehensive Care and ongoing didactics to develop expertise in HIV medicine, LGBTQIA+ health (including gender affirming hormone therapy), infectious hepatitis and STI prevention, testing and treatment, as well as addiction medicine. All of this care is in the context of holistic primary care.
Program Length: 3 years
Financial Support Available: Yes
Eligibility: Must be a graduate of an accredited medical school and able to otherwise apply to family and community medicine residency at Lancaster General.
Program Location: Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Program Contact: Adam Lake
Email: adam.lake@pennmedicine.upenn.edu
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center McKeesport offers a two-year training on HIV primary care embedded into its broad spectrum three-year family medicine program. This training track is open to residents from all three UPMC family medicine residencies in the Pittsburgh area. The track is a mixture of integrated care in the community health centers and training at the Pittsburgh AIDS Center for Treatment clinic, a Ryan White clinic based in the Division of Infectious Disease at UPMC serving over 1,500 patients with HIV. The track combines clinical experience, self-directed learning and monthly group didactic sessions reviewing core issues in the care of those with HIV. Track residents also serve as peer educators, delivering didactics to their co-residents and presenting at conferences throughout the region.
Program Start: N/A
Program Length: 3 years
Related Experience/Interests: Residency program with a concentration in HIV
Eligibility: The track is open to residents at UPMC McKeesport, Shadyside and St. Margaret Family Medicine residencies in their second year
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Program Director: Cara McAnaney, MD
Email: mcananeycr@upmc.edu