The Curry International Tuberculosis Center offers mini-fellowships of up to 5 days for US-based healthcare providers and public health professionals. The program pairs participants with TB experts to share knowledge and provide hands-on experience in carrying out TB prevention and care activities. Our Center tailors each mini-fellow's learning objectives with appropriate activities. Sample mini-fellowship schedules may include, but are not limited to, in-person or virtual opportunities to:
- Meet with and shadow a TB clinician
- Discuss clinical cases or health policies with TB experts
- Observe TB prevention and management activities in local or state public health programs
Thank you for your interest in this training opportunity. We are accepting applications for 2026.
Requirements:
- Applicants must be from the western region of the United States (Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, and the Pacific Islands Affiliated with the U.S.) and work in either a clinical or public health tuberculosis setting (e.g., physicians, nurses, support staff, or other public health professionals).
- Applicants will be responsible for making and paying for any travel arrangements, if applicable.
Application Process:
- Complete the CITC-mini-fellowship application (includes a statement of purpose and what you hope to gain from the experience, background information, topics of interest, and possible dates).
- Email your CV or resume to CurryTBCenter@ucsf.edu.
- Upon receipt of completed application and CV/resume, CITC will contact you regarding your application status.
Mini-fellowship Program Application for 2026
From a recent mini-fellow in California who wanted to learn more about medical management of TB, legal aspects of TB control, and the overall responsibilities of a TB Controller:
