Virtual Rheumatology Program
Fellows in Training | V-FIT
The ACR Committee on Rheumatology Training and Workforce is pleased to present the Virtual Rheumatology Program for Fellows in Training (V-FIT)*.
V-FIT is a collection of online courses developed by rheumatology experts to address specific educational needs of fellows in training. V-FIT includes:
- V-FIT: Meet the Professors (MTP)
- Virtual Rheumatology Teaching Lessons (ViTLs)
- Virtual Rheumatology Practicum for adult and pediatric rheumatologists (ViP–Adult and ViP–Pediatric)
- Virtual Rheumatology Collaborative (ViRL)
V-FIT Details and Registration
To watch 2020-2025 video recordings from ViTLs, ViP–Adult, ViP–Pediatric, and ViRL – you must be enrolled in in the V-FIT program. To enroll, see below.
Virtual Rheumatology Teaching Lessons (ViTLs)
ViTLs takes a deep dive into topics targeted to fellows in training in rheumatology fellowship programs.
To access previous ViTLs sessions from 2021–2025, follow the instructions above for V–FIT.
Virtual Rheumatology Practicum (ViP) – Pediatric 2020–2025
ViP–Pediatric is a lecture series for first-year fellows in training enrolled in pediatric rheumatology fellowship programs. Recordings of lectures 2020–2025 are available in V-FIT.
V-FIT Details and Registration
Recordings may also be accessed via the ViP–Pediatrics Quick Links document.
Virtual Rheumatology Practicum (ViP) – Adult 2020–2024
ViP–Adult is a lecture series for first-year fellows in training enrolled in adult rheumatology fellowship programs. Recordings of lectures 2020–2024 are available in V-FIT.
V-FIT Details and Registration
Recordings may also be accessed via the ViP–Adult Quick Links document.
Virtual Rheumatology Learning Collaborative (ViRL)
ViRL is an eight-week lecture series that took place April 6–May 29, 2020. Enroll in V-FIT to access the 2020 ViRL lectures and the library of virtual rheumatology programs (ViTLs, ViP, ViRL) from 2020–2025.
*This program is for educational purposes only. The material presented is not intended to represent the only or the best methods appropriate for the medical situations discussed, but rather is intended to present the opinions of the authors or presenters, which may be helpful to other practitioners. Attendees participating in this education activity sponsored by the ACR do so with full knowledge that they waive any claim they may have against the ACR for reliance on any information presented during this educational activity.
The ACR thanks Pfizer, Inc. for independent medical educational grant support of the V-FIT programs.