Education

Our faculty prides itself on excellence in teaching. With our energy, enthusiasm, and expertise in diverse aspects of digestive health and disease, we actively engage students and trainees in the classroom, in the clinic, and in research settings.
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Fellowship

Based at The University of Vermont Medical Center, the flagship clinical site of the University of Vermont College of Medicine and the only tertiary medical center in the region, our program combines close mentorship and in-depth training to equip fellows for success in any future path.

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Undergraduate Students

We encourage undergraduate students to seek mentored opportunities with individual faculty members.

Medical Students

Our educational programs span all levels of the Vermont Integrated Curriculum and include lectures in Foundations, weekly conferences in Clerkships, Advanced Integration electives, and Research electives.

Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows

Interested individuals should visit our research page to learn about mentored or collaborative opportunities.
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Residency

All Internal Medicine residents participate in a one month elective in Gastroenterology, and they can elect to pursue a mentored project with individual faculty members to fulfill their research and scholarship requirements.

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Conferences and Seminars

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There are several structured clinical and research conferences which provide continued education throughout the year in areas such as pathophysiology, management, knowledge of radiology and pathologic interpretations, and basic research. These lectures represent an integral part of the educational curriculum.

See the Larner College of Medicine Conference and Seminar Schedule Here. (add link when updated)