Digestive Diseases Fellowship Program
Among the largest and most prestigious GI training programs in the world.
The UCLA GI Fellowship Program is one of the world's premier gastroenterology training programs, offering unparalleled clinical and research opportunities across leading academic, VA, county, and community hospital settings. Fellows train with internationally recognized experts, pursue innovative research, and benefit from specialized clinical and research scholar tracks designed to prepare the next generation of leaders in academic gastroenterology.
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Tomorrow's GI leaders
Our fellows are at the heart of the UCLA GI Fellowship Program, bringing diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives from leading institutions across the country. They train in a collaborative environment that fosters clinical excellence, scholarly achievement, and professional growth.
Supporting innovation
The Fellowship Seed Grants Program provides funding to help fellows launch innovative research projects, generate preliminary data, and build the foundation for future academic success. These grants support promising ideas and foster the development of the next generation of leaders in gastroenterology and hepatology.
Take your training to the next level through UCLA’s advanced GI fellowship programs
Designed for fellows seeking specialized expertise, these programs offer immersive clinical experience, mentorship from nationally recognized faculty, and opportunities to pursue innovative research in areas such as advanced endoscopy, transplant hepatology, inflammatory bowel diseases, and quality improvement.
Your future in digestive diseases starts here
Discover what makes the UCLA GI Fellowship Program a premier destination for training in digestive diseases. We seek passionate, highly motivated physicians who are eager to take advantage of the exceptional clinical, research, and educational opportunities available at UCLA. Our program is committed to providing fellows with the mentorship, resources, and experiences they need to succeed and thrive.