Gastroenterology fellowship approved at Marshall University

Huntington, W.Va.-based Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine received initial accreditation to create a gastroenterology fellowship program in its department of medicine.

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The approval was issued April 9 by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, Huntington News reported April 25. The university has already begun recruiting new GI professors. 

Ahmed Sherif, MD, a fellowship-trained gastroenterologist with 20 years of experience, has been named division chief. 

Uma Sundaram, MD, vice dean of research and graduate education at the school of medicine and a practicing gastroenterologist, has grown the research and academics of the division with research studies and clinical trials, according to Huntington News.

The three-year fellowship will welcome its first cohort in July 2021. Wesam Frandah, MD, will serve as the program coordinator. 

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