Dr. Christopher Bowlus

Biography

 For more than 25 years, the Gastroenterology Fellowship program at the University of California Davis has developed a reputation for the training of outstanding clinical and academic gastroenterologists. The Gastroenterology fellowship program comprises three or more years of training that is tailored to the fellows’ career goals. Both clinical and investigative aspects of gastroenterology and hepatology are included in the curriculum. UC Davis has made a long-term commitment to increasing representation of women and members of minority groups in its fellowship training programs and particularly encourages applications from such individuals.

Research Interest

 Three fellows (2 Clinical Tract and 1 Research Tract) are selected each year based upon their clinical abilities and potential to become outstanding gastroenterologists and hepatologists. In the first year of the program, all trainees develop the clinical and procedural skills necessary to become competent as a sub-specialist in gastroenterology. Experience is gained in both the inpatient and outpatient setting with an emphasis on maintaining continuity of care.