Gastroenterology Fellowship Program
The mission of the Atlantic Health Gastroenterology (GI) Fellowship Program is to produce physicians who are clinical experts in the field of GI and are capable of working in a variety of health settings. The program will provide a comprehensive clinical and educational training experience to ensure fellows acquire habits of life-long learning to build upon their knowledge, skills, and professionalism.
The program is structured to provide unique and well-rounded clinical and research experiences and will support fellows in their growth and development throughout the three-year program. Upon graduation, the program will ensure that our fellows are capable of teaching other physicians the principles of clinical GI.
Gastroenterology Fellowship Program Application Process
Complete an application electronically through the Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS). Graduates of U.S. Medical Schools may access ERAS through their Dean’s office. Graduates of non-LCME approved schools may access ERAS through the ECFMG office.
For more information about applying for medical residencies and fellowships at Atlantic Health, please click here.
Required Documents for All Applicants:
- 3 Letters of Recommendation (including program director letter)
- Curriculum Vitae
- USMLE Transcript or COMLEX Transcript
- Personal Statement
- Transcripts of Medical Education
Additional Documents for Foreign Medical School Applicants:
- ECEFMG Status Report
- Foreign Medical License if applicable
- We accept applicants with J-1 visas
Incomplete applications will not be reviewed.
