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California Pacific Medical Foundation

Transplant Hepatology Fellowship

The Transplant Hepatology Fellowship at California Pacific Medical Center is a one-year clinical program in liver disease and transplant medicine, providing ACGME-accredited training to prepare future transplant hepatologists.

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Prepare for Independent Transplant Hepatology

Become a confident transplant hepatologist as you prepare for licensing exams by performing liver biopsies, managing transplant recipients, observing liver transplant surgeries and supporting patients in inpatient and outpatient settings. Learn the logistics of liver transplantation, including donor selection, organ allocation and transplant immunology as you work side-by-side with renowned clinician mentors. 

Clinical experience is the core of our program. It includes a five-month rotation in Inpatient Hepatology, where you’ll manage acute liver disease and transplant complications in both the ward and ICU settings. In our Outpatient Hepatology Clinics, you’ll focus on treating diseases, including viral hepatitis, alcoholic liver disease and liver cancer. A weekly Transplant Continuity Clinic will give you experience managing post-transplant care, immunosuppression and transplant complications, ensuring you’re well-prepared for independent practice.

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A Full Clinical Spectrum

Our in-depth clinical experience includes diagnosing, treating and supporting the pre- and post-transplant care of patients with liver disease in hospital and outpatient settings.

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Core Curriculum Lectures

Support your clinical education with various conference topics, including liver transplant selection committee, GI grand rounds, radiology (Tumor Board), liver pathology, transplant grand rounds, transplant journal club, liver case, morbidity and mortality and research.

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Explore In-Depth Research

Spend six months of dedicated research time focused on a project of your choice within the quality improvement of clinical practices and scientific and patient research studies.

Living in San Francisco

San Francisco is a world-class urban environment with more than 200 parks offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventure year-round. Diversity and inclusion thrive in this hub for art, music, and world-class dining. Explore bustling neighborhoods like the Mission District, indulge in the famous food scene or take weekend trips to nearby Napa Valley or Lake Tahoe, in a place where there’s truly something for everyone.

Contact Us

Program Coordinator
Ana Olive
415-600-3954
olivea@sutterhealth.org

 

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