UCLA Division of Infectious Diseases
Advancing diagnosis and care for common and complex infections diseases through innovative research.
UCLA Division of Infectious Diseases
Infectious Diseases (ID) specialists are medical detectives. They are called upon by other physicians to help diagnose the most complex and elusive cases and to develop strategies to prevent and treat a wide range of diseases affecting all parts of the body.
Find Your Care
To find out more about our infectious diseases services, call .
Meet Our Expert Team
The Division of Infectious Diseases is comprised of a diverse faculty with the shared goal of excellence in patient care, research, and education.
Our Locations
Although the majority of our work takes place on the Westwood Campus, at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center, and at the CARE Center in Century City, our reach extends worldwide through the Program in Global Health.
How Can You Help
Your commitment to support the UCLA Division of Infectious Diseases and its ID Training Program will play a significant role in building upon their already considerable strengths.
Patient Care
Our faculty members are engaged in diagnosing and treating patients with infections. We provide consultation services to help manage infections both in-patient and out-patient settings. We specialize in the care of general medical and surgical patients, departing or returning travelers, transplant and other immuno-compromised patients, and people infected with HIV.
Fellowship Program
We offer two training tracks. Our Academic Research track that provides fellows a longitudinal, mentored research training experience that will prepare them for careers as independently-funded investigators. Our Clinical Scholar track is a two-year program that is structured for fellows who aspire to more clinically-oriented careers in general and transplant infectious diseases, HIV medicine, viral hepatitis, public health, epidemiology, antibiotic stewardship, and infection control.
Research
The Division of Infectious Diseases faculty members have a wide variety of research interests and conduct research spanning basic science to clinical trials, in local, national, and international settings.
CARE Center
UCLA CARE Center (Center for Clinical AIDS Research and Education) is a comprehensive program for the treatment of HIV-infected patients with or without AIDS and AIDS-associated malignancies and opportunistic infections.
Our Expert Team
Our faculty members are engaged in diagnosing and treating patients with infections. We provide consultation services to help manage infections both in-patient and out-patient settings.
Division of Infectious Diseases at UCLA Health
Our Travel clinic offers a full range of services for departing travelers.
Get in Touch
To find out more about our infectious diseases services, call .