Thank you for your interest in the UNMC Pediatric GI Fellowship program. We aspire to provide fellows with a unique opportunity to develop comprehensive and subspecialty training in Pediatric Gastroenterology. In our fellowship you will be shown how to fully maximize your potential as a clinician and researcher through expert mentorship and structured educational opportunities. Our fellows leave our program well-positioned to be future leaders in the field of pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition.

Our fellowship training program is fully accredited. 

The Pediatric Gastroenterology training program is a three-year program combining broad clinical training in gastrointestinal disorders, hepatology, and nutrition at Nebraska Medicine and Children's Hospital & Medical Center. Our goal is to prepare pediatricians for a career in academic pediatric gastroenterology.

Research may be pursued with any principal investigator affiliated with the University of Nebraska Medical Center. A wide range of research opportunities are possible, including basic science, translational, clinical trials, and educational outcomes.

Clinical Services

Clinical training occurs at Children's Hospital & Medical Center and Nebraska Medicine.  Referrals come from Nebraska as well as surrounding states.  While on the hepatology service, fellows will have the opportunity to see patients from all over the country and the world.  Our patients have diverse problems, including inflammatory bowel diseases, nutritional disorders, dysphagia, feeding disorders, liver and small bowel transplantation, and general gastrointestinal disorders.