Amrita Sethi is a Clinical Professor of Medicine at Northwestern Medicine and the Medical Director of the Northwestern Medicine Center for Advanced Endoscopy
She completed her GI fellowship at Medical College of Virginia, and then her Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship at University of Colorado. She was an attending advanced endoscopist at Columbia since 2008 until her recent move to Northwestern. During her time there she has trained over 20 advanced endoscopy fellows. Her practice interests include ERCP and cholangioscopy, therapeutic EUS, ESD, POEM and other areas of third space endoscopy and endoscopic innovation.
In addition to her work with the national GI societies, such as the ASGE, AGA and ACG, she is the founder and president of Women in Endoscopy (WIE), a global organization started to foster mentorship and promote leadership for women in interventional endoscopy. She is the the former chair of the AGA’s Center for GI Innovation and Technology, a past President of the NYSGE. In 2020 she received the ASGE Master Endoscopist Award, which recognizes her accomplishments and contributions to the endoscopic community.