Infectious Diseases Courses

The Johns Hopkins Division of Infectious Diseases offers a variety of in-person, hybrid, and online self-paced courses conferring certificates or CME from Johns Hopkins Medicine. Find one that interests you!

2026 Pamela Tucker Johns Hopkins Course in Transplant & Oncology Infectious Diseases

This one-day, in-person educational activity will expand expertise on infectious complications in transplant (solid organ and stem cell) and oncology patients. The Transplant and Oncology Infectious Diseases Certificate Course will be held in Washington, DC, and will feature lectures from many of the most respected experts in the field, and provide learners with the knowledge and skills to provide outstanding infectious diseases care to transplant and oncology patients.

Self-paced Online Courses Offering CME

Self-paced Online Courses (Non-Credit)

Primer on Infectious Diseases for Primary Care Providers

Self-paced, online, non-credit course
Primer on Infectious Diseases for Primary Care Providers Course

Foundations in HIV Medicine

Self-paced, online, non-credit course
Foundations in HIV Medicine Online Course

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Related Graduate and Post-Graduate Training

Faculty within the Division of Infectious Diseases champion a number of programs and courses specifically for Johns Hopkins students

Graduate Training Programs in Clinical Investigation

Directed by Dr. Khalil Ghanem, the GTPCI is a joint venture between the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine that trains clinicians to become clinical scientists.

Medical Scientist Training Program

Dr. Andrea Cox leads one of the top MD-PhD programs in the country for those pursuing doctoral level training in medicine and biomedical research. 

Genes to Society: Organ Systems Foundations of Medicine

Several ID faculty members teach courses that are components of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine's Genes to Society program.

Epidemiological Basis for Tuberculosis Control

This course at the Bloomberg School of Public Health is directed by Drs. Jonathan Golub and Richard Chaisson.