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Indiana University School of Medicine
Indiana University School of Medicine
Internal Medicine

Gastroenterology Fellowship

The Gastroenterology and Hepatology Fellowship program at Indiana University School of Medicine offers a dynamic, three-year ACGME-accredited program designed to develop exceptional gastroenterologists through a blend of rigorous clinical training and academic excellence. The curriculum is personalized to align with each fellow's unique career aspirations, supported by a collaborative and welcoming environment that reflects the institution's core GME values. 

Education and mentoring are critical to the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, which is home to one of the nation's most comprehensive general GI, advanced therapeutic endoscopy and transplant hepatology fellowships. Graduates have gone on to become influential leaders at academic medical centers across the country and successful practitioners throughout Indiana and beyond.

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Five gastroenterology fellowship positions are available each year at IU School of Medicine. Apply through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).

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Curriculum

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Program Director's Message

Thank you for your interest in the Gastroenterology and Hepatology Fellowship program at Indiana University School of Medicine. As the largest medical school in the nation, IU School of Medicine is home to one of the most comprehensive GI divisions in the country and serves as the only tertiary care center for gastroenterology and hepatology in Indiana.

Our fellowship program is designed to support and guide trainees in reaching their full potential, achieving personal goals and succeeding in a variety of professional settings, whether in academic medicine or community practice. With a large and dedicated faculty whose strengths span a wide range of subspecialties, we offer a robust and personalized three-year training experience.

Fellows rotate through multiple sites on our downtown Indianapolis campus, each offering unique strengths and contributing to a well-rounded education in both clinical practice and research.

Aligned with IU School of Medicine's core values, our program fosters a welcoming and collaborative environment grounded in excellence, respect, integrity and collegiality. We are equally committed to the well-being of our fellows as we are to the quality of their education.

On behalf of the entire division faculty and staff, I wish you the best in your career journey and invite you to explore our program further. We look forward to hearing from you.

 

PROGRAM DIRECTOR
5263-Fayad, Nabil

Nabil F. Fayad, MD

Professor of Clinical Medicine

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Community Engagement and Outreach

Group photo of the fellows putting together bags and kits for the GrassRoots Project in Indianapolis.Our gastroenterology fellowship initiative is passionately committed to building strong career pathways, starting with the IU Health High School Fellowship program at Crispus Attucks High School. In partnership with IPS, this program gives students a head start in healthcare by offering medical certifications, job opportunities after graduation, and continued education support through the Mosaic Center for Work, Life + Learning. Graduates may qualify for roles such as Medical Assistant II or Patient Care Tech/Assistant at IU Health.

Learn more about the IU Health High School Fellowship at Crispus Attucks High School

Want more information about our fellowship program?

Please contact the Fellowship Coordinator, Anna Papazian.