The Department of Internal Medicine at Yale is among the nation's premier departments, bringing together an elite cadre of clinicians, investigators and educators in one of the world's top medical schools.

The Department has 327 full-time faculty members and a voluntary faculty of 506, and its training ranks include 383 residents and fellows. Among the faculty are four members of the Institute of Medicine, 17 members of the Association of American Physicians and 23 members of the American Society for Clinical Investigation. The Department is embedded in a remarkable basic science environment at Yale, with a collaborative culture that affords numerous opportunities for interdisciplinary and translational research. Read more...

The Yale Internal Medicine HIV Training Track is a three year track and is available to residents in either the Yale Categorical Traditional or Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program. 

In addition to the standard Internal Medicine training, residents will learn to provide state-of-the-art longitudinal primary care to a cohort of HIV-infected patients as part of a multidisciplinary team at the Nathan Smith Clinic. Faculty preceptors will be both experts in both Primary Care and HIV medicine. The trainee will also rotate on our inpatient unit comprised of a Faculty Attending (an Infectious Disease specialist), 1 resident, 1 intern, and 1 or two Yale medical students.  Read more...