For Health Care Professionals

Learn more about our teaching and training programs below:

Graduate medical education

The Infectious Disease Fellowship prepares internists for the diverse career opportunities in the field of infectious diseases.

We provide an accredited 2 to 3-year program of subspecialty fellowship training in infectious diseases of children and adults, including opportunities in a Leadership Preventive Medicine Residency (including an MPH degree), as well as domestic and international research opportunities.

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Electives in infectious disease at Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth

Geisel School of Medicine offers electives in infectious disease that are available for their students and residents at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Faculty members author numerous chapters in leading textbooks of medicine and pediatrics.

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International programs

We have a multi-faceted and longstanding collaboration with the Muhimbili University College of Health Sciences (MUCHS) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, known as the DARDAR Program. Current programs include:

  • Clinical trials in HIV-associated tuberculosis (DARDAR Vaccine Study)
  • HIV treatment program for children (DARDAR Pediatric Program)
  • Fogarty Grant, which provides HIV research training for Tanzanian physicians and other health professionals

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Regional and faculty development training

The New Hampshire AIDS Education and Training Program provides on-site and conference-based training in HIV treatment for physicians and other health professionals in New Hampshire and Vermont.

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New England AIDS Education and Training Center for New Hampshire

The New England AIDS Education and Training Center for New Hampshire is based in our Infectious Disease section at DHMC. The New Hampshire AETC is part of the greater NEAETC located in Boston, Massachusetts. The center's focus is to sponsor and conduct educational programs and provide technical assistance and consultative services to healthcare providers caring for patients with and individuals affected by HIV/AIDS. Speakers for the conferences are selected from specialists and faculty at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Geisel School of Medicine, as well as guest faculty from outside the area depending on the conference topic.

Visit the NEAETC website for a complete listing of our New Hampshire programs. Additional details may be obtained from the contact person given in the listing or through the Center for Learning and Professional Development's CME/CNE Office.

For more information, contact Richard Waddell, DSc.

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