Gastroenterology Fellowship Program at Lutheran General

The fellowship in gastroenterology is a clinically oriented program at a community teaching hospital with a national reputation for superior patient care and with a focus on graduate medical education. Faculty are experienced clinicians, skilled endoscopists, and dedicated educators, many of whom are graduates of the program. We train six fellows (2 per year), who see a large volume of inpatients and outpatients representative of all aspects of gastroenterology and hepatology. Trainees develop proficiency in upper endoscopy and colonoscopy, as well as esophageal manometry, pH monitoring, and wireless capsule endoscopy. Fellows learn biliary endoscopy and are exposed to endoscopic ultrasound under the direction of specially trained advanced endoscopists.

Below you will see the combined scholarly activity of program faculty and fellows. If you would prefer to see only faculty scholarly activity or only fellow scholarly activity, go to the appropriate page.

• Faculty Scholarly Activity
• Fellow Scholarly Activity