Gastroenterology fellowship programs

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Source: AAMC ERAS participating programs, Gastroenterology (Internal Medicine), checked October 5, 2026. Program names and links are as listed in ERAS. ERAS does not publish positions per program. Confirm everything with the program before you apply. Spot an error? Tell us.

1. The institution matched an advanced endoscopy (ERCP and EUS) fellow in the 2026 ASGE match. See the advanced endoscopy fellowship list.
2. Medicare fee-for-service colonoscopy, EGD, ERCP, and EUS services billed in ZIP codes within 30 miles of the program city, 2024 (CMS). Regional demand, not the program's own volume. Hover a number for the split.
3. Certified H-1B labor condition applications with a GI fellow or trainee title by the program's sponsoring hospital, 2023-10-02 to 2026-06-22 (US Department of Labor). "Ask" means none was found with a GI title; many hospitals file fellows under general titles, and most international fellows train on a J-1 visa sponsored by ECFMG. Below it: certified H-1B applications for residents and fellows in any specialty by the program's sponsoring institution or main teaching hospital, 2024-10 to 2026-06 (96 programs; hover for the employer name). It shows the institution files H-1B for trainees, not that the GI program does. Blank means no filing was matched, not a policy.
4. State regional price parity, 2024 (US Bureau of Economic Analysis). State-wide.
5. Live GI physician jobs on DigestiveJobs within 100 miles, updated daily.
6. New GI fellows per year as stated on the program's own website, read by hand on October 5, 2026 (34 programs). Blank means the site does not say or could not be read. Programs change size; confirm with the program.
7. NIH-funded projects in fiscal year 2025 whose title or terms name digestive or liver disease (NIH RePORTER), summed for the program's main academic institution (122 programs). Institution-wide, so it shows research strength around the program, not the GI division's own budget. Blank means no matched institution or no such funding found. Hover for the NIH organization name.
8. Beds and intern/resident full-time equivalents at the program's main teaching hospital, from its latest Medicare cost report (CMS). Resident count is for all specialties and shows how teaching-heavy the hospital is.
9. Median gross rent for a 1-bedroom home in the program's county (US Census Bureau, 2019-2023 ACS 5-year, B25031 (1 bedroom)). Rent near the hospital can be higher.
10. State income tax on an example $80,000 salary, single filer, before deductions and credits; no city tax. "None" means the state has no wage income tax.
11. Under the program name: takes ERAS program signals (235 programs, ERAS filter), NCI-designated cancer center at the institution (66, cancer.gov), a VA medical center within 25 miles (CMS), and the nearest airport with scheduled passenger flights (OurAirports); interview format when the program website states it for a current cycle.
12. Visa policy as the program's own website states it, read by hand on October 5, 2026 (27 programs). Click to see the page. Blank means the site does not say or could not be read; ask the program. New H-1B petitions now carry a $100,000 fee, and some programs no longer file them ("limited").
13. Annual PGY-4 salary from the program or GME website (39 programs); hover for PGY-5 and PGY-6 and the year. GI fellows are usually PGY-4 to PGY-6.