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.
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.
Fellow-driven mini-topic and board question review.
Weekly case-based conference centered on complex foregut patients.
Case-based conference centered on complex GI oncology patients that involves radiologists, pathologists, and surgeons.
A monthly conference focused on the multidisciplinary management of complex IBD patients that includes radiologists, pathologists, and surgeons.
Weekly virtual sessions conducted via Zoom, featuring the review of over 200 liver pathology cases in collaboration with senior liver pathologists.
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.
Structured weekly educational sessions led by faculty members from the transplant division, covering a wide range of topics pertinent to liver transplantation.
