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Advanced Fellowships

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Hepatology Fellowship

Therapeutic Endoscopy Fellowship

 

Advanced 4th Year Hepatology Fellowship Details

Program Description

This is a one-year clinical fellowship for training in hepatology and liver transplantation. It is designed for recent gastroenterology fellow graduates who wish to become proficient in management of general hepatology patients as well as management of liver transplant candidates and recipients. Training over 12 months will include at least 4 months on the clinical inpatient hepatology service, two or more weekly continuity clinics (hepatology and transplant hepatology), on-going participation in clinical research, participation in the Liver Transplant Selection Committee and liver histopathology conference, and bimonthly participation in hepatobiliary multidisciplinary conference.

Facilities and Resources

Fellows in this program will see patients at the University of Colorado Denver. Office space and computer access will be provided. Library facilities are available at UCD and are complimented by multiple Divisional and Sectional subscriptions to professional journals. Interaction and collaboration with the multiple disciplines involved in the care of hepatology patients will be encouraged. (Surgery, Oncology, Radiology, Pathology, Immunology, Nephrology).

General Goals and Objectives

The purpose of this program is to train an accomplished Hepatologist to provide superior care to patients with diseases of the liver. To this end, the major goals are, a) to develop a detailed knowledge of the work-up, diagnosis, and management of patients with acute and chronic liver conditions, b) to become proficient in the indications, technique, and interpretation of liver biopsy, c) to be knowledgeable on the indications, contraindications, and potential complications of procedures commonly ordered for patients with liver disease (radiology, TIPS, liver transplantation), d) to fulfill the guidelines for training in transplant hepatology as described the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.

Application Information

We are now accepting applications for fellowship. In addition to the application we require the following documents to consider your packet complete: medical school diploma, USMLE scores, current CV, and GI fellowship procedure logs. Please remember to remove all identifying patient information prior to sending the logs. You may download an application here. When complete, please send the application packet to:

Hepatology Fellowship Program Director
Academic Office 1
12631 E. 17th Ave Rm 7614, MS B158
Aurora CO 80045

If you have any additional questions, feel free to call 303-724-1858