Gastroenterology Fellowship Program
The Aurora GI fellowship was created to offer gastroenterologists the
freedom to pursue a wide range of practice experiences within their
chosen specialty. Our goal is to foster the development of a polished specialist, and
to prepare gastroenterologists for a long and productive medical career.
GI fellows can expect to see sufficient patient volume and variety in
the Aurora program to gain an excellent background for a solid and
successful private practice. In addition, the program makes it possible
to take advantage of research opportunities in virtually any area of
clinical interest.
The majority of GI experience is gained at the Aurora Sinai medical
Center campus. Several months are spent on rotation at Aurora St. Luke's
Medical Center, providing a complementary breadth of patient care
experience in Inpatient GI, Hepatology, and Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
Year One:
- Inpatient ASMC - 6 months
- Inpatient ASLMC - 2 months
- Outpatient ASMC - 1 month
- Outpatient ASLMC - 1 month
- Research - 2 months
Year Two:
- Inpatient ASMC - 6 months
- Inpatient ASLMC - 2 months
- Research - 1 month
- Hepatology - 2 months
- Motility/Nutrition - 1 month (combined)
Year Three:
- Inpatient ASMC - 1 month
- Hepatology - 3 months
- Research - 1 month
- IBD - 1 month
- Advanced Endoscopy ASLMC - 6 months
Conferences
The weekly didactic conferences section includes:
- Journal Club - held 2nd Wed. at 4:30 p.m.
- Pathophysiology - held on 1st and 3rd Wed. at 4:30 p.m.
- Research - held on 4th Wed. at 4:30 p.m.
Additional conferences include weekly Tumor Board, Medical Grand Rounds
and noontime specialty and teaching conferences of the Department of
Medicine. The GI section also
provides pathology,
which fellows are required to attend.
During your fellowship, you will be responsible for instructional
sessions for instructional sessions for the residents who rotate through our consult service. You
may prepare topics of your own choosing.
Lecturers from outside faculty and visiting professors are offered on
a regular basis. A key feature of the guest professor's itinerary is a round
table discussion about fellowship projects and each fellow's academic
career in general.
Gastroenterology Fellowship Program links
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