Gastroenterology

The Gastroenterology (GI) and Hepatology fellowship is a three-year program designed to train gastroenterologists who will provide high quality, evidence-based, compassionate patient care and demonstrate lifelong learning. The lifelong learning tradition developed during their training will allow the graduating fellows to stay up to date with the gastrointestinal and hepatologic diseases literature.

1. Transform our fellows into critical, ethical, and moral thinkers that are in line with Creighton’s Jesuit values so they can be leaders and agents of change in the field of gastroenterology.
2. To train physicians with expertise in reducing health care disparities who are dedicated to serve the medically underserved populations. This is demonstrated each year with the program participating in an active Quality Impact research project to decrease health disparities.
3. Develop interdepartmental and interdisciplinary relationships to enhance patient care and the educational experience of the gastroenterology fellows.
4. Develop life-long educational learning practices as demonstrated through scholarly and teaching endeavors. Each year our division will consistently produce scholarly works to be presented at national conferences.
5. Foster an attitude of leadership and service to others at the local and national level. Each year, our fellows and faculty will engage with the community we practice in to increase colorectal cancer screenings.
6. Produce not only board certified, but collegial Gastroenterologists who are recognized as experts in their fields, and who can practice and excel in a variety of medical environments.