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About the GI Motility Fellowship

Nationwide Children's Hospital and the Center for Advanced Research In Neuromuscular Gastrointestinal disorders (C.A.R.I.N.G.) announce a training opportunity in pediatric functional and GI motility disorders. Applicants should have completed training in an accredited pediatric gastroenterology fellowship program in the USA. The Center offers training opportunities in diagnostic techniques such as manometry, electrical impedance, electrogastrography, and electronic barostat and provides a comprehensive biopsychosocial approach to the care of children with complex neuromuscular disorders. Federally-funded investigators at Nationwide Children's and at The Ohio State University will provide mentorship in research opportunities. The fellowship will last 12 months and will involve clinical patient care and the opportunity to choose between clinical and basic science research protocols in children and neonates. Interested candidates should send letter and CV to:

Carlo Di Lorenzo, MD

Hayat Mousa, MD