The Hepatology faculty provide comprehensive training in the management of acute and chronic liver diseases for the GI fellows in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology and the fourth-year advanced transplant hepatology fellows. The Transplant Hepatology Fellowship Program has trained a majority of the transplant hepatologists practicing in Michigan.
Clinical Training
Inpatient Rotations
- Liver Inpatient Service
- Liver Consult Service
Outpatient Clinics
- General Hepatology Clinics (Taubman Center and VA)
- Cirrhosis Program
- Fatty Liver Disease Clinic
- Liver Transplant Clinic
- Liver Tumor Clinic
- Viral Hepatitis Clinic
- Wilson Disease Clinic
Teaching Conferences
- Clinical case discussions
- Journal club
- Pathology seminar
Research Training
In addition to direct mentoring by one of the Hepatology faculty, fellows have the opportunity to pursue a 1- to 2-year master's degree course in epidemiology, clinical research, and biostatistics. Research-in-progress seminars are held monthly.
Transplant Hepatology Fellowship
For information on the U-M Transplant Hepatology Fellowship, click here.
