Live WEBINAR · AI in Gastroenterology
How AI shapes the next 10 years of your GI Career
AI in GI Practice with Dr. Neil Parikh and Lukasz Kowalczyk, MD – Insights for Fellows and Early-Career Gastroenterologists
A forward-looking conversation on how AI is reshaping gastroenterology today, where agentic AI goes next, and why physicians will lead the way.
- Tuesday, August 11th
- 5:00pm CDT
- 45 minutes, live
- Recording available to registrants
Register Now
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing gastroenterology – from endoscopic detection and diagnosis to documentation, clinical decision support, and workflow efficiency. But the next wave is already underway, as AI evolves from chatbots and documentation assistants into intelligent agents capable of supporting increasingly complex clinical and operational workflows.
For fellows and early-career gastroenterologists, that shift raises real questions: what should you understand about these systems before entering practice, how will they change the day-to-day work of GI, and what role will physicians play in evaluating, governing, and overseeing them?
Join Dr. Neil Parikh and Lukasz Kowalczyk, MD(opens in new tab) for a 45-minute live discussion built for GI fellows, advanced endoscopy fellows, and early-career gastroenterologists. You'll explore how AI is transforming GI today, where agentic AI may have the greatest impact tomorrow, and the skills and career pathways that will help the next generation lead in an AI-enabled healthcare environment.
Event details
DATE & TIME
Tuesday, August 11th
5:00 - 5:45 pm CDT
FORMAT
Live, virtual
A recording is available to all registrants afterward.
COST
Complimentary
Register to reserve your spot.
Featured speakers
Dr. Neil D. Parikh
Chief Innovation Officer, Connecticut GI · Chief, Division of Gastroenterology, Hartford Hospital
Dr. Parikh is a practicing gastroenterologist and Chief Innovation Officer at Connecticut GI, P.C., and has served as Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology at Hartford Hospital since 2023. An Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of Connecticut, he completed his GI fellowship at Yale New Haven Hospital and his residency at The Mount Sinai Hospital. He also hosts The Gut Doctor Podcast, bringing insights on GI health and innovation to a broad physician and patient audience.
Lukasz Kowalczyk, MD
Executive Medical Director, Provation
Who should attend
GI Fellows
Trainees who want to understand AI before it becomes part of their daily practice, not after.
Advanced endoscopy fellows
Fellows working closest to where AI detection and diagnosis tools are landing first.
Early-career gastroenterologists
Physicians building practices in an environment where AI fluency is becoming a career differentiator.
Program directors & GI educators
Faculty shaping how the next generation of gastroenterologists prepares for AI-enabled care.
What you'll learn
01
Why AI matters in GI now
How GI compares to other specialties in AI adoption, and which developments have surprised even the physicians closest to the technology.
02
From chatbots to agents
What the shift toward agentic AI actually means, and how emerging systems may support clinical and administrative workflows beyond documentation.
03
The physician's role in oversight
Why clinician-led evaluation, governance, and validation of AI outputs will remain essential as these tools integrate into patient care.
04
Preparing for what's ahead
The skills, experiences, and career pathways that will help fellows thrive over the next decade – straight from two physicians working at the intersection of medicine and technology.
Reserve your spot
The conversation is live and includes open Q&A with both speakers. Register now to join – or to receive the recording afterward.