The field of gastroenterology and hepatology is everchanging and dramatically expanding. As such, the practice of our specialty becomes increasingly complex. Our curriculum fulfills the minimum requirement of 18 months of inpatient and outpatient consultation experience and is further supplemented by our journal club, weekly Yale didactics and case conferences. Our fellows undergo endoscopic training from day one, along with establishing continuity in patient care in our weekly hepatology and general GI clinics.
The first year consists of 9 months of consultation and endoscopic services at Bridgeport Hospital, and 3 months of consultation and endoscopic services at Yale New Haven Hospital York Street Campus. The second year consists of 6 months of consultation and endoscopic services at Bridgeport Hospital, 3 months of inpatient consultation services in hepatology at Yale Hospital York Street Campus, and 3 months of clinical research. The third year consists of 6 months of consultation and endoscopic services at Bridgeport Hospital, 3 months of elective, and 3 months of outpatient subspecialty clinics. Throughout all three years, our fellows establish longitudinal care with their patients at our weekly continuity clinics and pursue research projects.
2022
Antonio Costantino, MD
Residency: Yale New Haven Health Bridgeport Hospital
Plan after graduation: Advanced endoscopy fellowship at Northwell Health
2021
Prabin Sharma, MBBS
Residency: Englewood Health
Plan after graduation: Advanced Endoscopy at NYU Langone Health Winthrop Hospital
2020
Ruth Haynes, MD
Residency: Yale New Haven Health Bridgeport Hospital
Plan after graduation: Private practice in New Mexico
2019
Daniel Greenwald, MD
Residency: Beth Israel Lahey Health
Plan after graduation: Private practice at Gastroenterology Associates Inc, Providence RI
2018
Nikhiel Rau, MD
Residency: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center/Harvard
Plan after graduation: Private practice in North Carolina
2017
Jacek Mysior, MD
Residency: Norwalk Hospital
Plan after graduation: Private practice at Vermont Gastroenterology
2016
Chandra Gourineni, MBBS
Residency: Yale New Haven Health Bridgeport Hospital
Plan after graduation: Private practice in North Carolina
2015
Jay Krishnakurup, MBBS
Residency: Yale New Haven Health Bridgeport Hospital
Plan after graduation: Advanced fellowship
2014
Lauren Bleich, MD
Residency: Lahey Medical Center
Plan after graduation: private practice at Middlesex Digestive Health, Salem NH
2013
Zana Nikolla, MD
Residency: Albert Einstein Jacobi Medical Center
Plan after graduation: Private practice in New York
2012
Ramnath Hebbar, MBBS
Residency: Metro Health Medical Center
Plan after graduation: Advanced endoscopy at Georgetown University Hospital
2011
Daniel Stupak, MD
Residency: Mt. Sinai Beth Israel
Plan after graduation: Private practice at Gastroenterology Associates, Fairfield CT
Third year
Tai Cheng-Hung MD
Second year
George Michael Henna III MD
Gabriel Heymann MD
First year
Simon Peter Abi-Saleh MD
Caroline Loeser, MD, FAGA, FACGD
Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine
Yale School of Medicine Section of Digestive Diseases
Section Chief of Gastroenterology and Program Director
Yale New Haven Health at Bridgeport Hospital
Michael Nathanson, MD, PhD
Gladys Phillips Crofoot Professor of Medicine and Cell Biology
Yale Digestive Diseases
Director of Yale Liver Center
Director of Center for Cell and Molecular Imaging
Benjamin Lerner, MD, MHS
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Yale School of Medicine Section of Digestive Diseases
Associate Program Director
Yale New Haven Health at Bridgeport Hospital
Northeast Medical Group Faculty
Pietro Andres, MD
Benjamin Barbash, MD
Steven Beckoff, MD
Andrew Bedford, MD
Bryan Burns, MD
Chunwang Lam, MD
Gordon Latzman, MD
Lucy Shamberg, MD
Gregory Soloway, MD
Scott Weiss, MD
Gastroenterology Associates of Fairfield County
Tarun Gupta, MD
Nicholas Lillo, MD
Daniel Stupak, MD
