IDSA Antimicrobial Stewardship Curricula
In early July, an updated version of the CORE AS curriculum, along with the new Advanced AS Curriculum will become available for purchase in IDSA Academy. The CORE AS Curriculum is designed to provide ID fellows with a foundation in antimicrobial stewardship, regardless of their ultimate career plans; while the Advanced Curriculum is intended to provide ID fellows with the knowledge and skills to become leaders in antimicrobial stewardship.
Both curricula are available in self-study versions that are CME/MOC accredited and eligible for up to 15 credit hours.
The updated Core AS Curriculum
- A "Bugs and Drugs" primer that describes the fundamental pharmacology and microbiology principles necessary for antimicrobial stewardship, along with 5 cased based exercises on management of Gram positive and Gram negative organisms to provide a foundation for stewardship principles and practice
- Fundamentals of pandemic stewardship and what it means to be a steward during COVID-19
- Updates and enhancements to each of the original curricular components
Click here for a demo of the Core AS Curriculum
Want to Learn More?
Please contact Vera Luther or Rachel Shnekendorf.
For inquiries regarding Registration and Purchasing, please contact
About the Program
- How to develop a comprehensive AS program, including optimization of team structure and analyzing local microbiology and antimicrobial data
- Approaches to influence cultural change
- Evaluation and planning AS interventions for unique populations and settings
- Expanding an AS program into the outpatient setting
- Resources for a career in antimicrobial stewardship
- 2-year access
- Interactive e-learning modules
- Presentation slides
- Evaluation material
- Pocket cards and references
- Options for various teaching methods
User Type | Member | Non-member | Value |
Fellow/Resident* | $125 | $175 | $300 |
Program Director / Faculty |
$200 | $300 | $500 |
Self-Study* |
$200 | $300 |
$400 |
*Per curriculum |
AS workgroup members
Priya Nori, MD, Chair (Montefiore)
Cole Beeler, MD, Vice Chair (Indiana U)
Paul Pottinger, MD, FIDSA (UW)
Vera Luther, MD, FIDSA, (Wake Forest)
Payal Patel, MD, MPH (U Michigan)
Conor Stack, MD (BIDMC)
Keith Hamilton, MD (U Penn)
Julie Ann Justo, PharmD, MS (USC)
Seth Cohen, MD (UW)
Yuan Zhou, MD (UW)
Sonali D. Advani, MD, MPH (Yale)
Rachel Bystritsky, MD (UCSF)
Kartik Cherabuddi, MD (UF)
John Lynch, III, MD (UW)
Lilian Abbo, MD, FIDSA (U Miami)
Chris Ohl, MD, FIDSA (Wake Forest)
Alice Barsoumian, MD (SAUSHEC)
Dilek Ince, MD (U Iowa)
Barbra Blair, MD (BIDMC)
Thea Brennan- Krohn, MD (BIDMC)
David Gaston, MD (John Hopkins)
Jeff Larnard, MD (BIDMC)
Conan MacDougall, PharmD (UCSF)
Michael Melia, MD (John Hopkins)
Molly Paras, MD (Massachusetts General)
Wendy Stead, MD (BIDMC)
Gary Fong, PharmD (Chapman)
Julie Ann Justo, PharmD (U South Carolina)
Amy Kang, PharmD (Chapman)
Matt Miller, PharmD (U Colorado)
Ryan Moenster, PharmD (UHSP)
Keith Rodvold, PharmD (U Illinois)
Liza Vaezi, PharmD (Virginia Mason Medical Ctr)
Rachel Shnekendorf, MPH (IDSA)
Ashleigh Logan (IDSA)
Kenza Bennani, MPH (IDSA)
Brian Schwartz, MD (UCSF)
Wendy Armstrong, MD, FIDSA (Emory)
Jennifer O. Spicer, MD, MPH (Emory)