The Antimicrobial Stewardship (AMS) Certificate is an exciting two-year programme for early-career healthcare professionals. It is tailored for people in the final stages of specialty training or who are actively engaged in antimicrobial stewardship programmes (ASPs). For a dynamic learning experience, modules are available online and on-site across Europe. The modules cover a range of topics, connecting a group of diverse professionals with global experts to discuss clinical and scientific advancements in the field of AMS.
The AMS certificate goes beyond knowledge-sharing and skills development and helps to shape programme graduates into active contributors in the field of AMS. With this certificate, graduates will be able to take on meaningful and impactful roles in research, academia, and other leadership positions. Wherever you are in your clinical infectious diseases career, this programme will help you to become a driving force in the ever-evolving AMS landscape.
The first ESCMID AMS Certificate - Latin America programme will launch in 2025. This programme is an adaptation of the renowned ESCMID AMS Certificate - Europe and marks a significant milestone as it is the first edition specifically designed for Latin America, made possible through the ESCMID-SLIPE alliance. Sign up for the maiing list below to receive updates and be notified as soon as the application process opens. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and contribute to antimicrobial stewardship in Latin America!
The new AMS Certificate cohort will start in June 2025. Applications will open by November 2024. Sign up for the mailing list to be the informed as soon as the application process is open:
The first module of the next two-year programme will launch on June 3, 2024. Participants will be assigned to a mentor throughout the programme. They will graduate in 2026, ready to contribute to the world of AMS.
The first module of the two-year programme was launched on June 12, 2023. Graduates will have completed their certificate by 2025, with the guidance of an assigned mentor.
Trainees in the AMS Certificate Programme are required to complete a practical project. Here you can explore the final project reports from select 2022-2024 AMS cohort trainees.
Students of the AMS Certificate programme are invited to apply for an exciting infection control Observership.
In April 2024 ESCMID delegates participated in a joint activity with WHO Europe, WHO national office in Ukraine and CDC on Antimicrobial stewardship in Lviv, Ukraine.