Our Infectious Disease Fellows

Diversity, Equity, Belonging and Inclusion

Fellows are able to learn amongst a diverse population of patients and fellow house staff physicians. All continents (except Australia and Antarctica) have been represented by fellows we’ve trained in the past 20 years. Both Sunni and Shia (and Alawite and Ismaili) communities as well as Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, and Christian traditions have been represented in the roll of Creighton-trained fellows.

2023-2024 Current Fellows

Amanda Corey Yeates, DO
Residency: Oklahoma State University
Medical School: Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine at New Mexico State University

Second Year

Raul Isern III MD
Residency: Las Palmas Del Sol Medical Center
Medical School: Universidad Rafael Landívar

Recent Fellow Awards

Faran Ahmad, MBBS

Received an ID Week Trainee Travel Award both years of his fellowship

Ahad Azeem, MBBS, Fellow

Received an ID Week Trainee Travel Award second year of his fellowship

Post-fellowship Careers of Recent Graduates

Basic science faculty, Augusta University/University of Georgia partnership
Critical care fellowship, Creighton University
Critical care fellowship, Mayo Rochester
Infectious Disease faculty, Creighton University
Private practice, Arizona

Private practice, Los Angeles
Private practice, Illinois
Telemedicine faculty, Creighton University (Grand Island, Nebraska)
Transplant Infectious Disease faculty, University of Nebraska Medical Center

Recent Graduates

2022-2023 Graduates

Dr. Julie Jerabek, MD
Residency: San Antonio Uniformed Service Health Education Consortium
Medical School: F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine

Dr. Richard Swaney, DO
Residency: University of Missouri-Columbia
Medical School: Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine