Curriculum
NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital's Gastroenterology Fellowship Program is a three-year Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)-accredited training program that provides a rigorous academic and clinical experience in a full range of areas of gastrointestinal and liver diseases. The curriculum for fellowship training is in full compliance with ACGME requirements.
The core training includes a minimum of 24 months of clinical rotations and a weekly continuity clinic for the duration of the fellowship. The clinical component typically will extend over the three year training program, during which fellows are immersed in intensive hospital-based and outpatient rotations in gastroenterology and hepatology. These rotations ensure a diversity of clinical presentations and patient populations. Additionally, each fellow will be given exposure to all the members of the faculty and their diverse research interests.
Our fellowship offers training at a variety of settings to provide comprehensive, academic, evidence-based teaching. While the majority of training is offered at NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, fellows also rotate through Richmond University Medical Center (RUMC).