How to Refer a Patient
For a consultation or to refer a patient, please complete this form or contact the UAB Liver Transplant Program office at (205) 975-5691, toll-free at 1 (866) 305-5691, or via fax at 205-975-2298. We will contact your patient to schedule an appointment. In the meantime, please look for a follow-up fax from us confirming the referral.
For urgent referrals or inpatient transfers, please call UAB MIST (Medical Information Service via Telephone) at 1-800-UAB-MIST (1-800-822-6478) or email mist@uabmc.edu. UAB MIST is a toll-free, 24-hour service that connects physicians anywhere in the country with UAB Medicine specialists.
Care Providers
Robert Cannon, MD
Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery, Kidney Transplant Surgery, Liver Transplant Surgery, Pancreas Transplant Surgery
David Fettig, MD
Gastroenterology, Hepatology
Meagan Gray, MD
Hepatology, Transplant Hepatology
Jayme Locke, MD, MPH
Director of the Division of Transplantation
Brendan McGuire, MD
Gastroenterology, Hepatology
Sujan Ravi, MD
Gastroenterology, Hepatology
Saulat Sheikh, MD
Kidney Transplant Surgery, Liver Transplant Surgery, Pancreas Transplant Surgery
Mohamed Shoreibah, MD
Hepatology
Program Highlights
The UAB Liver Transplant Program posts outcomes that consistently rank among the highest in the nation. We maintain coordinated pre- and post-transplant hepatitis C treatment protocols, and our Liver Tumor Clinic brings together a wide range of specialists to evaluate cases of hepatocellular carcinoma. UAB operates outreach liver clinics in Mobile, Ala., Chattanooga, Tenn, and Dothan, Ala. In 2015, we became the first in Alabama to transplant the two lobes of a single donor liver into two adult recipients.
Clinical Trials
View all ongoing clinical trials at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Featured Education
Surgery, Science & Advocacy: Mitigating Health Disparities in TransplantationWatchCME/CE0.00Minutes51Close
HIV Positive Liver TransplantCME/CE0.25Minutes10Robert Cannon, MD discusses how new breakthroughs in antiretroviral drugs can give HIV patients the ability to manage and live with the virus.ListenClose- Protocol for Liver Transplant for Patients with Hilar CholangiocarcinomaListenCME/CE0.25Minutes12Close
Early Liver Transplant for Severe Acute Alcoholic HepatitisCME/CE0.25Minutes20Robert Cannon, MD, and Meagan Gray, MD, share the data behind early liver transplant for severe acute alcoholic hepatitis, including selection criteria, patient and graft survival, and addiction medicine support.ListenClose
There is Now a Cure for Hepatitis CCME/CE0.25Minutes15About 50,000 people are living with hepatitis C in Alabama alone. Brendan McGuire, MD, and Michael Saag, MD, explain how hepatitis C is a short-term illness for some but can become a long-term, chronic infection leading to serious health problems, even death, if left untreated.ListenClose
HIV-Positive Kidney TransplantationCME/CE0.25Minutes13Jayme Locke, MD, explains the process by which an HIV patient is able to receive a kidney transplant.ListenClose
