BMC's Gastroenterology team provides comprehensive, patient-centered care for a wide variety of digestive disorders, including liver and pancreatic disease, inflammatory bowel disease, and disorders of gut-brain interaction. Our holistic, team-based approach brings together physicians, nurses, and advanced practice providers, as well as a clinical psychologist, pharmacist, and GI nutritionist. We also perform a wide range of endoscopic procedures essential for diagnosing, treating, and preventing gastrointestinal disorders and cancers.
BMC named high performing in gastroenterology by U.S. News & World Report
Leading Expertise
Consistently Recognized as Top Doctors in Boston
Year after year, multiple members of our team have been named Top Doctors by Boston Magazine, an annual distinction honoring the region’s most respected and skilled physicians.
Exceeding National Benchmarks
With more than 12,000 procedures performed annually, our colonoscopy quality consistently surpasses national standards.
Award-Winning Providers
Multiple team members have been honored with individual accolades, including the Internal Medicine Faculty Teaching Award, Nurses Week Provider Partner of the Year, and Robert Winn Career Development Award.
Locations and Contact
Center for Digestive Disorders
Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Related Programs and Clinics
Colon and Rectal Surgery
Crohn’s and Colitis Program
Integrated Behavioral Health
Gastroenterology Fellowship
BMC's three-year gastroenterology fellowship provides training in inpatient and outpatient GI practice, including endoscopy and subspecialty training. Second- and third-year fellows are given time to carry out research, clinical, quality improvement, and educational projects.
Innovative Gastroenterology Research
The Gastroenterology Section at BMC has a long history of clinical research discovery, including the development of the widely used Boston Bowel Preparation Scale, and multidisciplinary research programs, including in the BMC Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Research Center and Crohn's and Colitis Research Center. The basic science research program is led by prominent scientists conducting innovative work on pluripotent stem cells and liver development and regeneration.