The Amelia Court HIV Continuity Clinic- This clinic allows fellows the opportunity to care for HIV-infected  outpatients by actively managing the care of 50 - 60 patients over the duration of their fellowship. They gain experience working within a multidisciplinary team at the Amelia Court clinic to develop management plans, follow-up on data, respond to patients' questions and provide continuity of care when their patients are admitted to the hospital.

The Parkland Infectious Diseases Clinic- This clinic provides experience caring for patients with complex non-HIV infectious diseases in an outpatient setting. Fellows provide follow-up care of previously hospitalized patients with infectious diseases and see outpatient consultations and referrals.

The Dallas Veteran's Administration Clinic - While assigned to the inpatient ID rotation at the VA, the fellows will also participate in outpatient care.  In the VA ID clinic, the fellows gain experience in managing immunocompetent and HIV-infected patients in a chronic care facility. Chronic complications of HIV are more prominent here than at Amelia Court clinic, including metabolic abnormalities and chronic liver disease. This clinic therefore complements the Amelia Court experience.  Fellows will also manage general Infectious diseases referrals and follow-up of patients discharged from the hospital.

The Dallas County Health Department STD Clinic - The goal of this rotation is for fellows to gain experience in managing a variety of non-HIV sexually transmitted diseases in an ambulatory setting.