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Dedicated experts in gastroenterology + hepatology in Boston at Tufts Medical Center

At Tufts Medical Center, our gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship program is supported by a dedicated team of expert faculty, mentors, and staff. Our people bring diverse backgrounds, specialized knowledge, and a shared commitment to excellence in clinical care, education and research.

Our faculty includes nationally recognized gastroenterologists and hepatologists who provide personalized mentorship and guidance throughout your training. Together, they create a collaborative learning environment that fosters professional growth and academic achievement.

Meet the leaders, educators and innovators who will help shape your fellowship experience and support your career in gastroenterology and hepatology.

Research opportunities for gastroenterology + hepatology fellows

Tufts Medical Center offers strong training programs in outcomes research and clinical decision making. All fellows are expected to engage in research activities—clinical or basic science—during their three-year fellowship.

Our faculty work closely with each fellow to select research projects that are appropriate, manageable and aligned with their long-term goals. The time devoted to research is tailored individually to balance clinical training and scholarly work.

Hands-on clinical opportunities in gastroenterology + hepatology

Our gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship offers rich clinical opportunities designed to develop expert skills in diagnosing and managing a wide range of gastrointestinal and liver conditions. Fellows gain hands-on experience through diverse patient cases and advanced procedures at multiple Boston-area hospitals, preparing them for successful careers in academic medicine and specialized clinical practice. Our fellowship offers a variety of clinical opportunities, including:

Comprehensive GI + hepatology clinical training in Boston

Our fellowship provides comprehensive clinical training across a variety of settings, giving fellows hands-on experience in managing complex gastrointestinal and liver diseases. Through rotations at Tufts Medical Center, St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center and MetroWest Medical Center, fellows encounter a diverse patient population and a wide range of clinical cases.

The program emphasizes both general gastroenterology and advanced procedural skills. Fellows gain expertise in endoscopy techniques such as ERCP, EUS, endoscopic mucosal resection and balloon enteroscopy. Training also includes managing GI bleeding, inflammatory bowel disease, liver disorders and motility issues.

Beyond clinical care, fellows build confidence through direct mentorship, multidisciplinary team collaboration and exposure to cutting-edge therapies and technologies. This balanced approach prepares fellows for careers in academic medicine, advanced clinical practice or subspecialty training.