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Here at Mayo Clinic, the possibilities are endless.
and we want to provide you with an experience that will launch you
into a productive and fulfilling career in
Pediatric Gastroenterology and Hepatology disorders.
Mayo Clinic was founded by Dr. Will and Charlie Mayo who said
“There are two objects of medical education:
To heal the sick,
and to advance the science.”
Mayo Clinic continues this tradition, through our three shields:
patient care,
research,
and education.
Mayo Clinic Children’s Center includes more than 200
pediatric and adolescent medical providers
specializing in more than 40 areas of practice,
with a full complement of nationally-recognized pediatric subspecialties.
Through teamwork and collaboration,
the members of the Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
care for children and adolescents with a wide variety
of medical and surgical conditions,
from Rochester, Minnesota,
the US,
and around the world.
We provide care across a variety of settings
on the inpatient consult service
including general gastroenterology complaints,
pediatric nutrition,
and pediatric liver transplants.
In our active and robust outpatient clinic,
we provide coordinated multidisciplinary appointment
itineraries for patients,
along with a dedicated pediatric phlebotomy lab
and radiology services on site.
Our outpatient pediatric gastroenterology practices
include general gastroenterology
and the opportunity for the fellow to rotate
through multidisciplinary subspecialty clinics
like liver clinic,
celiac clinic,
aerodigestive clinic,
inflammatory bowel disease clinic,
feeding disorders clinic,
motility clinic,
and nutrition clinic.
Your academic education is delivered in many forms,
with lectures, conferences,
multidisciplinary bedside rounds,
journal clubs,
board review sessions, and more.
You will also be involved in teaching medical students
and pediatric residents,
and participate in a specialized teaching curriculum
to enhance your own clinical teaching skills.
Performing pediatric gastroenterology diagnostic procedures
is key part of your fellowship training.
At Mayo Clinic you will have access to our state-of-the-art simulation center
to sharpen your scoping skills and prepare you for a successful
and competent career in pediatric endoscopy
under the supervision and guidance of our faculty staff.
Through world-class, innovative research,
Mayo Clinic seeks to better understand illness,
develop new treatments, and enhance health.
trainees can develop their knowledge and skills in basic,
clinical, and translational research
through a variety of programs in the Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
in combination with a mentored research experience.
You may also choose to work in our dedicated
Pediatric Gastroenterology and Hepatology lab
funded through the NIH.
Many trainees successfully complete the requirements
for a Certificate or Master’s Degree in Clinical and Translational Science
during their fellowship training,
the cost of which is covered by the program.
Trainees can also learn techniques and strategies
to improve health care through the Mayo Clinic Center for Innovation
and the Mayo Clinic Quality Academy.
Your wellness is important to us too.
Life outside of medicine is essential,
so we offer flexible scheduling
and a program that understands that you
practice best when you feel your best.
Consistently ranked one of the most livable cities in the US,
Rochester has an easy commute, affordable housing,
excellent schools, great restaurants,
fun things to do, and all 4 seasons.
So whether you’re from the big city,
or from the quiet countryside,
Rochester has something for everyone.
Mayo Clinic hopes to welcome you as our newest Pediatric Gastroenterology and Hepatology fellow,
where together we will follow our primary values
of putting the needs of the patient first,
healing the sick,
and advancing the science.
We hope to see you soon.
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