Huntsville Hospital is the flagship institution of the HH Health System and is one of the largest not-for-profit community hospital systems in the nation serving a population of approximately one million people in northern Alabama and south-central Tennessee Huntsville Hospital's footprint in Madison County is comprised of 971 licensed beds, including ten ICUs, numerous specialty services, and a state-of-the art Pharmacy Department. Over 200 Pharmacy team members provide medication-related services to a wide variety of patients in numerous settings. The hospital offers all major medical services except solid organ transplantation and treatment of severe burn injuries. The facility's emergency department, the busiest in the state, provides treatment for approximately 120,000 patients annually.

The PGY2 infectious disease residency gives in-depth experience in the practice of infectious disease and antimicrobial stewardship in a community hospital setting. Specialized rotations will include antimicrobial stewardship, critical care, microbiology, infectious disease clinic, outpatient services, and internal medicine. The resident will present formal lectures, in-services and prepare a major project. The resident also serves as preceptor for pharmacy students and PGY-1 residents during some rotations. The residency program has a goal of training an infectious disease specialist and the development of future leaders in pharmacy practice.

Huntsville Hospital will be accepting 1 PGY2 Infectious Diseases resident for the 2021-2022 class.