Transplant ID Track

Transplant ID Track The UCSF Transplant ID (TID) track is a specialized training program embedded within UCSF ID fellowship that provides subspecialty training in the field of Transplant & Immunocompromised ID. The goals of our program are to provide in-depth and comprehensive training as well as individualized mentorship to fellows pursuing careers in the field of TID.

Transplant ID fellows UCSF Medical Center performs a high volume of solid-organ and hematopoietic stem cell transplantations/CAR-T each year, providing our trainees with a broad range of clinical experiences. Fellows in the TID track rotate on the inpatient TID consult services, care for patients in TID clinic, and rotate on non-ID transplant teams. In addition to their clinical experiences, fellows have specialized didactics and participate in non-clinical transplant related activities (including protocol development, selection meetings, pretransplant evaluations, TID related research, and participation at national conferences).

Interested fellows can complete the TID track as part of either the 2-year Clinician Educator track or 3-year Research track. Fellows enter the track after completing their first year of training and complete the track requirements (see below) as a supplement to the General ID Fellowship training.

Track Requirements
Clinical Time	Inpatient Transplant Service Time (≥6 months total) Outpatient Transplant ID Clinic (weekly for 12 months), HIV Transplant Clinic (optional) Rounding with transplant teams (Lung, Heart, Kidney, Liver, Hematological Malignancy)
Hands-on Transplant Experiences (Local)	Weekly Transplant ID meeting Selection committee meetings Local OPO advisory board meeting Review of donor test results
Lab Training	Mycology/Mycobacteria Lab Transplant Immunology Lab
Didactics	Clinical case discussions TID curriculum American Society of Transplantation Comprehensive Trainee Curriculum
QI/Practice-based	Mentored Transplant ID QI project
Meetings	IDWeek American Transplant Congress International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation Transplantation & Cellular Therapy Meetings AST Fellows’ Meeting Immunocompromised Host Symposium

Track Directors

Monica Fung, MD MPH

Monica Fung, MD MPH
Clinical Director
Transplant/Immunocompromised Host ID Program

Dan Minter, MD

Dan Minter, MD