Hepatology Fellow
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Last updated on 01 Jan 2026
Overview
A Hepatology Fellow is a medical doctor undergoing specialized training in liver medicine after completing residency or gastroenterology fellowship. They learn advanced diagnostic and treatment techniques, including liver transplants. Fellows gain hands-on experience under the supervision of senior consultants. Their role also involves research and academic responsibilities. It's a transitional role leading to independent hepatology practice.
Job Description
- Participate in inpatient and outpatient care of hepatology patients.
- Assist in liver-related procedures like biopsies and paracentesis.
- Monitor post-transplant patients and understand immunosuppression protocols.
- Attend educational seminars, case discussions, and research meetings.
- Contribute to ongoing clinical research and patient outcome studies.
- Prepare case reports and assist in medical publications.
- Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive care.
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