Training the Next Generation of Highly Skilled Neurogastroenterologists
The Advanced Fellowship in Pediatric Neurogastroenterology and Motility Disorders at Cincinnati Children’s is a highly specialized, one-to-three-year program for candidates who have completed a three-year general gastroenterology fellowship and are looking for refined training in this subspecialty.
Our specialized program is one of only a handful in the country and since our Neurogastroenterology and Motility Disorders Center is a national and international referral destination, our fellows participate in the most complex, multidisciplinary cases from around the globe.
As a highly selective program, only one fellow is accepted each year. Our teaching faculty and mentors are dedicated to guiding the next generation of neurogastroenterologists. We’re proud to say many of our graduates have gone on to start similar programs in other hospitals around the world.
Program Highlights
- Focus on diversity and volume of procedures performed by fellows
- Consistent one-on-one mentorship
- Comprehensive hands-on training and exceptional research opportunities
- Gain knowledge and skills to address the full spectrum of motility issues in infants, children and adolescents.
Why Choose Cincinnati Children’s
Cincinnati Children’s is consistently ranked in the top tier of children’s hospitals in the country. Our fellows have the unique experience of training at a hospital that serves both the local community and a broader national and international population of patients.