OasisLMS

Take on the most urgent and complex challenges in inpatient GI care with a high-impact program designed for real-world practice. Through dynamic case-based sessions and hands-on training, you’ll gain practical, guideline-driven strategies to confidently approach GI bleeding, hepatobiliary emergencies, perforations, malignant obstruction, acute severe IBD and more. Learn from expert faculty across advanced endoscopy, hepatology and inpatient GI and GI hospitalists as they walk through real-world decision-making, risk stratification and when to escalate care.

Put your skills into action during two extended simulation-based labs designed to strengthen hemostasis techniques, manage refractory bleeding and navigate critical interventions like emergency ERCP and PEG troubleshooting. With a focus on team-based care, workflow optimization and delivering high-quality outcomes in fast-paced hospital settings, this course equips you to respond with precision when it matters most.

This course contains recordings from the live course that took place in September, 2026.

• Evaluate and manage upper, lower, and small‑bowel gastrointestinal bleeding, applying evidence‑based strategies for resuscitation, risk stratification, and endoscopic hemostasis
• Assess and treat hepatobiliary and pancreatic emergencies, including cholangitis, biliary obstruction, difficult stones, bile leaks, and indications for urgent ERCP
• Recognize and manage time‑sensitive inpatient GI conditions, such as acute severe IBD, Ogilvie’s syndrome, volvulus, and acute liver failure/ACLF, with appropriate escalation pathways
• Identify and manage GI perforations, fistulas, foreign bodies, and food bolus impactions, including selection and application of endoscopic closure and airway‑protective techniques
• Perform safe and appropriate enteral access management, including PEG/PEG‑J decision‑making and the evaluation and treatment of common device‑related complications
• Enhance inpatient GI consultation effectiveness, incorporating structured decision‑making, imaging interpretation, interdisciplinary communication, and awareness of medicolegal and billing considerations

COURSE DIRECTORS

Michelle Hughes, MD
Yale School of Medicine, Section of Digestive Diseases
New Haven, CT

Loren A. Laine, MD
Yale School of Medicine
New Haven, CT

Kalpesh K. Patel, MD
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, TX

Calley Levine, MD
Weill Cornell Medicine
New York, NY

Daniel Stein, MD
Mass General Brigham Healthcare Center
Boston, MA

Kimberly C. Zibert, DO
Gastro Prime Solutions
Alexandria, VA

Melissa Debordeaux, MD, MS, FASGE
NYU Tisch Hospital
New York, NY

Rohit Sharda, MD
UVA Community Health
Manassas, VA

Pankaj Rajvanshi, MD
Valley Medical Center
Renton, WA

Christopher Chapman, MD
Rush University Medical Center
Chicago, IL

Edward Sun, MD, MBA, FASGE
Peconic Bay Medical Center
River Head, NY

Harish K. Gagneja, MD, FASGE
Austin Gastroenterology
Austin, TX

Zain A. Sobani, MD, FASGE
West Virginia University School of Medicine
Morgantown, WV

Kunjali T. Padhya, MD
Seattle, WA

Nadia Bozanich, MD
Advocate Medical Group Gastroenterology
Hazel Crest, IL

David T. Rubin, MD, FASGE
University of Chicago
Chicago, IL

Ibrahim Habib, MD
Aurora Health Care Program
Aurora, IL