Didactic Activities

GI Grand Rounds

Every Thursday morning from 7:30am-8:30am, there is a division wide lecture typically featuring local and national speakers covering the complete spectrum or gastroenterology and hepatology topics. Additionally, all GI fellows are asked to present research updates, topics reviews, clinicopathological conference, or quality assessment issues.

Tuesday PM Integrated Didactics/Journal Club

A weekly lecture covering core GI and hepatology topics and discussion of relevant GI peer-reviewed literature. Attending physicians and fellows discuss the findings of these papers, including a full critical review of one article, focusing on the study design and methods and clinical import.

Board Review Sessions

Fellow-driven mini-topic and board question review.

DIGEST (Dedicated Integrated GastroESophageal Treatment) Rounds

Weekly case-based conference centered on complex foregut patients.

Jay Monahan Rounds

Case-based conference centered on complex GI oncology patients that involves radiologists, pathologists, and surgeons.

IBD Case Conference

A monthly conference focused on the multidisciplinary management of complex IBD patients that includes radiologists, pathologists, and surgeons.

Pathology Rounds

Weekly virtual sessions conducted via Zoom, featuring the review of over 200 liver pathology cases in collaboration with senior liver pathologists.

Radiology Rounds

A multidisciplinary, case-based conference held weekly, focusing on complex hepatology, oncology, and liver transplant cases. Participants include diagnostic and interventional radiologists, transplant hepatologists, transplant surgeons, medical oncologists, and radiation oncologists.

Transplant Selection Rounds

A weekly multidisciplinary conference presenting and evaluating patients for liver transplant candidacy, integrating input from various members of the transplant team.

Transplant Fellow Didactics

Structured weekly educational sessions led by faculty members from the transplant division, covering a wide range of topics pertinent to liver transplantation.

Quality Assurance Meeting

A conference dedicated to reviewing quality metrics and outcomes, aimed at enhancing system processes and optimizing care for liver transplant recipients.

Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Robert S. Brown, Jr., M.D., M.P.H., Chief

Andrew Crawford, Administrator
Tel: (646) 962-5629
ajc2007@med.cornell.edu

Gastroenterology and Hepatology Fellowship Program

Watch our fellowship video and learn more about the program.

Carl Crawford, M.D., Program Director
cvc9002@med.cornell.edu

Catherine Lowery, Administrative Coordinator
cal2048@med.cornell.edu

420 East 70th Street, Floor 4
Tel: (646) 962-4700
Fax: (646) 962-0110

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