Anne Fan Liu MD FACP

Summary

• Dr. Anne F Liu, based in Boston, MA, is a gastroenterologist who completed an internal medicine residency at Yale-New Haven Medical Center and a fellowship in gastroenterology at Mass General Brigham/Brigham and Women's Hospital. Dr. Liu graduated from Stanford University School of Medicine in 2013. Dr Liu has a strong interest in GI global health and medical education.
  
  She has continued to forge international partnerships and is currently involved in a multi-institutional colon cancer screening initiative that brings together Dana Farber Cancer Institute, the Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan, and the National Cancer Center of Uzbekistan. She is also a board member of GI Rising and is active in teaching, performing endoscopes and colonoscopies and engaging in teamwork in Rwanda. Her goal is to work on organized global health cancer screening programs. Responsibilities include protocol development, capacity building workshops, equipment procurement, and rigorous outcome assessment.
  
  Her academic trajectory reflects a consistent record of scholarly productivity and teaching excellence. She has contributed to more than fifteen peer reviewed publications—including seminal work on hepatitis B and C co-morbidities—and authored chapters in gastroenterology textbooks.
  
  As a lecturer and preceptor, she regularly teach fellows, residents, and medical students at Mass General Brigham, Harvard, and Yale, emphasizing clinical reasoning, procedural skills, and compassionate patient communication. Her involvement in numerous curriculum committees and quality improvement initiatives demonstrates her ability to translate educational insights into system wide improvements.