You need a place like Mayo Clinic to advance and explore. The environment is greatly supportive, and you will feel respected and cared for. You get the chance to train with excellent physicians and mentors with access to an outstanding facility. There is really nothing more to ask for and I love it here!

Fellowship years: 2026-2028
Medical school: The Lebanese American University Gilbert and Rose-Marie Chagoury School of Medicine
Residency: American University of Beirut

My passion for infectious diseases began in medical school, inspired by outstanding microbiology mentors. I chose this specialty because of its broad scope, intellectually challenging cases, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact through diagnosis and treatment. I chose Mayo Clinic because of its reputation for excellence in education and more importantly, the welcoming and collaborative culture. I know it was the ideal place to grow as both a physician and a person.

Fellowship years: 2026-2028
Medical school: JSS Medical College, Mysore, India
Residency: Canton Medical Education Foundation, Canton, OH

I chose to pursue the Infectious Disease fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Arizona because I wish to continue pursuing my interest in chronic diseases that I developed as a medical student and later as a research assistant in which I worked with valley fever patients. In addition to its reputation, the Mayo Clinic provides an exceptional environment for me to grow as a physician and researcher due to the vast array of resources it has in regards to patient care, education, and the latest medical studies. The Phoenix area is an ideal setting for me to continue pursuing my interests in valley fever and other chronic infectious diseases. 

Fellowship years: 2025-2027
Medical school: American University of the Caribbean – School of Medicine
Residency: Southwest Healthcare MEC

I chose to pursue my infectious disease fellowship at Mayo Clinic due to its reputation, both regionally and internationally. I felt that Mayo would provide me with a diverse array of pathology that would make me an excellent infectious disease physician.

Fellowship years: 2025-2027
Medical school: United Arab Emirates – Gulf Medical University
Residency: Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas

I chose to pursue my infectious disease fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Arizona because during my interview, it was obvious that the faculty truly cared about the fellow’s education. This in combination with the diverse, complex patient population makes Mayo Clinic in Arizona an ideal place to train in Infectious disease. Additionally, I grew up in the Phoenix metro area and can truly say (without any bias) that this is one of the greatest cities to live and work.

Fellowship years: 2024-2026
Medical school: Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine
Residency: Western Michigan University Homer Stryker SOM

I chose to pursue the Infectious Disease fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Arizona due to the well-regarded reputation of the institution and the wide array of pathologies in its patient demographics. However, over the last few months. even this expansive reputation has been surpassed in my experience. I’ve been able to partake in the care of complex patients with uncommon and unusual presentations, with simultaneous exposure to classic, standard cases within the field of infectious disease. Moreover, all the while, I have experienced great support from the entirety of the faculty, and my co-fellows. 

Fellowship years: 2023-2025
Medical school: Xavier University- School of Medicine
Residency: HCA Medical City Arlington

Mayo Clinic provided me with the training and experience to hit the ground running in my career.

Fellowship years: 2022-2024
Current position: Infectious diseases specialist at Southern Illinois Healthcare

Education is second to none!

Fellowship years: 2022-2024
Current Position: Infectious diseases specialist at Gulf Coast Infectious Diseases

Fellowship years: 2021-2023
Current position: Infectious disease specialist at HonorHealth

The training I received through the Infectious Disease Fellowship Program at Mayo Clinic's Arizona campus was second to none.  As a fellow, I saw a rich array of pathology through my consultations with a multitude of different services and a patient population from all over the world. I was also mentored by true experts in the field of infectious disease. The experience was so rewarding that I decided to stay on as faculty!

Fellowship years: 2019-2021
Current position: Infectious disease specialist and assistant professor of medicine, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science

The Infectious Diseases Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Arizona provided me with the foundation of knowledge to confidently transition from trainee to attending. I was exposed to a variety of pathology and cases during my fellowship. The attendings helped me navigate through the examination and discovery of literature which have paved the way for troubleshooting difficult cases and working as a team in my day-to-day practice. I made life-long professional and personal connections that continue to shape my career.

Fellowship years: 2018-2020
Current position: Infectious disease specialist at HonorHealth

My time at Mayo Clinic was the most productive two years of my life. I had fun every single day and waking up in the morning I was so excited and could not wait to start my day. Those two years changed my life forever and I made friends and met brilliant minds in medicine that I will cherish for the rest of my life.

Fellowship years: 2017-2019
Current position: Infectious disease specialist at HonorHealth

The Infectious Diseases Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona, well prepared me for starting my own private practice here in the valley. The curriculum during fellowship provided the necessary tools and resources I needed to feel comfortable and confident in treating patients on my own. The attendings were approachable and invested in my success, both in fellowship and after its completion. The two years flew by in the blink of an eye!

Fellowship years: 2016-2018