— College of Medicine — Department of Internal Medicine — Divisions — Gastroenterology and Hepatology (GI) — Fellowship Programs — Gastroenterology Fellowship

Gastroenterology Fellowship

Clinical exposure encompasses both primary and consultation inpatients, as well as endoscopic procedures. Training is provided in all procedural aspects of gastroenterology and liver disease, including diagnostic and therapeutic ERCP and endoscopic ultrasound. Busy outpatient clinics exist at both UNMC and VA. Fellows have a continuity clinic where they see patients with staff supervision. Fellows are also involved in staff clinics.

Areas of basic and clinical research include:

Ethanol effects on hepatocyte function
Clinical studies in transplantation hepatology
Clinical studies in gastrointestinal endoscopy
Clinical studies in hepatocellular cancer and its detection
Clinical studies in intestinal rehabilitation and short bowel syndrome
Mechanisms of fatty liver injury
Pancreatic regeneration
Therapy of Hepatitis C
Iron Metabolism

Faculty and fellows share the many advantages of joining our GI Fellowship Program at UNMC

About our program

Program details

Find information about the application process and match timeline as well as rotation locations and research opportunities.

Our 3-year program provides many activities of studies including outpatient and inpatient clinical rotations, endoscopy, research rotations, and other electives such as motility, IBD, or PBS rotations.

Meet our Fellows

See our current fellows for the 2022-2024 academic years

Find a list of our program's past graduates and where they are currently practicing