Our Mission

NULives' mission is to advance Northwestern University's preeminent Hepatology Program by securing philanthropic resources to support state-of-the-art research that will ultimately lead to improved treatments for patients with liver disease and enhanced education and training for members of the medical community.

Campaign for Endowed Fellowship in Hepatology

Northwestern's Division of Hepatology has launched a campaign to create and endow a $2 million named Fellowship in Hepatology. A gift to establish this named fellowship in hepatology would allow the Division to recruit talented young physician-scientists who have completed their residencies and seek specialized training in hepatology medicine and research.

Division of Hepatology Fellows are physician-scientists who provide care to patients with liver disease and also conduct laboratory research. The patient care that these physicians provide enriches and informs their laboratory work and drives their research activity. Your support to help name a fellowship position is a tremendous contribution to today's patient care and research efforts, and to the preparation of future liver specialists and scientists.

Northwestern University
Feinberg School of Medicine
Division of Hepatology Faculty

Alfred L. Baker, MD
Professor, Emeritus

Andres T. Blei, MD
Professor

Steven L. Flamm, MD
Associate Professor

Richard M. Green, MD
Associate Professor

Laura M Kulik, MD
Instructor

Josh Levitsky, MD
Assistant Professor

Mary E. Rinella, MD
Assistant Professor

NULives
710 N. Lake Shore Drive
Suite 1312
Chicago, IL 60611-3078
Phone: 312/503-8933
Fax: 312/503-6743
Email: NULives@northwestern.edu

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NULives is a program of the Hepatology Division of the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University