[Infectious Diseases Society of America](https://www.idsociety.org)

September 2025 (Program kick-off at ID Week, annual)

One-year IDSA membership, journal subscriptions, IDWeek registration, $750 travel stipend, and professional development benefits

Connects emerging infectious disease professionals with experienced mentors for career guidance, networking, and professional development.

--- ## Description The iDMentorship365 Program is designed to foster impactful mentor-mentee relationships within the field of infectious diseases. The program connects medical students, residents, fellows, PharmD students/residents, and advanced practice providers with experienced infectious diseases professionals for a year-long mentorship. Program participants benefit from professional development, educational resources, and career planning support, helping to build a strong and capable infectious disease workforce prepared to address critical public health challenges. --- ## Due Dates - **Anticipated next application cycle:** September 2025 (Program kick-off at ID Week) - This program operates on an annual cycle, with new cohorts beginning each fall. - *All dates are projected based on the annual cycle; check the program page for updates.* --- ## Funding Amount - One-year electronic subscription to _Clinical Infectious Diseases_ and _The Journal of Infectious Diseases_ - Complimentary one-year IDSA membership - Registration to IDWeek and a $750 travel stipend (for those who attend) - Access to exclusive networking events and professional development activities during IDWeek - Ongoing access to curated ID-related resources, webinars, discussion groups, and the mentorship community platform --- ## Eligibility ### Mentees - Medical students, residents, PharmD students, or PharmD residents in accredited programs in the U.S., Mexico, or Canada - Fellows in infectious diseases - Advanced practice providers ### Mentors - Infectious diseases fellows or those who have completed ID fellowship - Early career professionals (within 1–3 years post-fellowship) may serve as both mentee and mentor - Mentors are expected to share knowledge, provide guidance, and offer personalized learning experiences --- ## Application Process - Application cycles typically open in advance of the annual IDWeek event (September). - Applicants provide information on their background, interests, and goals to facilitate mentor-mentee matching. - Matching is based on subspecialty interest, experience, and level of training. - Participation requires a commitment to meet virtually at least four times over the year and attend key mentorship events at IDWeek to qualify for the travel stipend. - Applications and detailed instructions are available on the [iDMentorship365 Program page](https://www.idsociety.org/practice-resources/professional-development/idmentorship365-program/). --- ## Additional Information - Mentees and mentors are matched based on interests and training levels. - A rematch period is available if the initial pairing is not suitable. - Past participants may reapply in subsequent years. - The program includes exclusive networking, educational content, and leadership development opportunities. --- ## External Links - [iDMentorship365 Program Overview](https://www.idsociety.org/practice-resources/professional-development/idmentorship365-program/) - [IDSA Foundation Donation Page](https://givetothe.idsafoundation.org/campaign/678493/donate) - [IDSA Main Website](https://www.idsociety.org) --- ## Contact Information | Purpose | Contact | |------------------------|--------------------------------------------------| | General Inquiries | [idmentorship365@idsafoundation.org](mailto:idmentorship365@idsafoundation.org) | | IDSA Main Contact | [Contact Form](https://www.idsociety.org/about-idsa/contact-us/) | | Phone | +1 703-299-0200 | | Address | 4040 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22203, United States | ---

iDMentorship365 Program - Infectious Diseases Society of America

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