A comprehensive curriculum for a Fellowship in Gastroenterology typically spans 1 years and is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in diagnosing and managing a wide range of gastrointestinal, liver, and pancreatic disorders. The curriculum generally aligns with the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) or similar accrediting bodies' requirements and focuses on developing clinical competence, procedural skills, research abilities, and professionalism.

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A typical 12-months fellowship might include a combination of the following types of rotations, with the duration of each varying:

• 4- Months, 1: Focus on core clinical gastroenterology and endoscopy skills.

  • Inpatient GI/Hepatology Consults

  • Endoscopy

  • Hepatology

  • Continuity Clinic

• 4- Months, 2: Increased exposure to subspecialties and research.

  • IBD Clinic/Rotation

  • Motility

  • Pancreaticobiliary

  • Research

  • Continuity Clinic

• 4- Months, 3: Advanced clinical experience, potential for more elective time, and continued research.

  • Advanced Endoscopy 

  • Transplant Hepatology

  • Electives (GI Oncology, Advanced Motility)

  • Research

  • Continuity Clinic

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