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The estimated total pay for a Transplant Hepatology Fellow is $275,226 per year, with an average salary of $198,129 per year.
General Requirements Demonstrate clinical competence, procedural skills, and moral and ethical behavior in the clinical setting; Hold a valid, unrestricted and unchallenged license to practice medicine; and. Pass the Transplant Hepatology Certification Examination.
That means completing a four-year medical degree and a three-year residency program. Hepatologists complete an additional three-year fellowship program in gastroenterology, which includes the study of hepatology. They might spend a significant portion of this training on hepatology.
Under the current policy, the only way to become a credentialed hepatologist is to complete a 3-year fellow- ship in gastroenterology, complete an additional 1-year fellowship in advanced and transplant hepatology, and then pass the ABIM examinations in both gastroenter- ology and transplant hepatology.
The program length is one year.

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There are two pathways available to achieve certification in transplant hepatology: Transplant hepatology training after gastroenterology fellowship (fourth year) Dual certification training in transplant hepatology during gastroenterology fellowship (formerly known as the Pilot)

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