Jeffrey Juneau, MD

Dr. Jeffrey Juneau completed his Bachelor of Science in Biology at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa in 2007. He earned his medical degree in 2011 at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine. In 2014, he completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine and in 2020 completed his fellowship in Gastroenterology & Hepatology at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans.

Dr. Juneau was a clinical instructor for Internal Medicine residents and medical students at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, N.J., from 2015 to 2017. Dr. Juneau joined Kelsey-Seybold in July 2020.

Awards & Publications

Awards

• 2017: Excellence in Teaching Award, Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
• 2017: BK Poster Presentation Award, ASRM Scientific Congress
• 2010: Gold Humanism Honor Society, University of Alabama School of Medicine
• 2006: Induction into Phi Beta Kappa Society, University of Alabama

Publications

• W Chastant, JE Juneau, DL Raines. “Case Report on Bleeding JeJunal Varix.” World Journal of Clinical Cases, in press 2020.
• CR Juneau, KL Scott, SJ Morin, JM Franasiak, CV Whitehead, TL Metzgar, JE Juneau, RT Scott. "Celiac Disease Is Not More Prevalent in Patients Undergoing IVF and Does Not Impact Reproductive Outcomes with or without Treatment: A Large Prospective Cohort Study." Fertility and Sterility, August 2018; 110: 437-442.CM Contreras, JE Juneau, IB Smith, BN Blackburn, S Sarker, JP Tracht, AS Khan, JM Trevino. “Endoscopic Ultrasound Use in Proinsulinomas: Diagnosis and Localization with Fiducial Markers.” VideoEndocrinology, December 2016.
• CM Contreras, JE Juneau, IB Smith, BN Blackburn, S Sarker, JP Tracht, AS Khan, JM Trevino. “Endoscopic Ultrasound Use in Proinsulinomas: Diagnosis and Localization with Fiducial Markers.” VideoEndocrinology, December 2016.
• A Manne, IB Smith, J Hatchett, JE Juneau, S Kodali, FH Weber. “Chronic Recurrent Esophageal Diverticulitis – A Rare Entity.” Gastroenterology Research, February 2013; 6(1):37-38.

Book Chapters

•  JE Juneau, BM McGuire. “Hepatic Encephalopathy.” In R Tanasescu (eds):  Miscellanea on Encephalopathies – A Second Look. Intech 2012, p121-148.

ABSTRACTS: POSTER EXHIBITS

• NA Peyton, JE Juneau, SW Landreneau. Metastatic Gastric Cancer Presenting as Periorbital Edema. ACG Annual Scientific Meeting 2018, Philadelphia.
• JE Juneau, SS Veerisetty, KM De Felice. Caustic Ingestion Injury of Stomach and Esophagus. ACG Louisiana Gastroenterology Society Annual Meeting 2018, New Orleans.
• CR Juneau, D Marin, K Scott, S Morin, S Neal, JE Juneau, RT Scott. CAREs Trial (Celiac Disease and Reproductive Effects): A Gluten-Free Diet Does Not Impact IVF Outcomes. ASRM Scientific Congress 2017, San Antonio.
• JE Juneau, S Kodali, TA Malik, WC Tsai, JB Booth, BM McGuire. “Functional Status of Patients with Cirrhosis Does Not Differ Among Etiologies of Cirrhosis Based on the Six-Minute Walk Test.” ACG Annual Scientific Meeting 2014, Philadelphia.
• JE Juneau, S Kodali, TA Malik, WC Tsai, DB Booth, BM McGuire. "Effect of BMI on Functional Status of Patients with Cirrhosis Based on the Six-Minute Walk Test." Digestive Disease Week 2014, Chicago.
• PS Fitzmorris, IB Smith, JE Juneau, BN Blackburn, E Torrazza, DD Kakati, TA Malik. “Prevalence and Distribution of Metabolic Syndrome among Crohn’s Disease Patients seen at a Tertiary Care IBD Referral Center.” Digestive Disease Week 2014, Chicago.
• PS Fitzmorris, IB Smith, JE Juneau, BN Blackburn, E Torrazza, DD Kakati, TA Malik. “Impact of Metabolic Syndrome on the Clinical Course of Crohn’s Disease Patients Followed at a Tertiary Care IBD Referral Center.” Digestive Disease Week 2014, Chicago.
• JE Juneau, S Kodali, TA Malik, WC Tsai, DB Booth, BM McGuire. "Functional Status of Patients with NASH Cirrhosis is Not Significantly Different from Functional Status of Patients with Cirrhosis from Another Cause." UAB Department of Medicine Trainee Research Symposium 2014, Birmingham, Ala. 
• JE Juneau, IB Smith, BN Blackburn, S Sarker, JP Tracht, CM Contreras, AS Khan, JM Trevino. “Endoscopic Ultrasound Use in Proinsulinomas: Diagnosis and Localization with Fiducial Markers.” ACG 2013, San Diego.
• TA Malik, IB Smith, JE Juneau, AS Kahn, A Manne, G McGwin, FH Weber. “Obesity and Outcome of Rectocutaneous Fistula Surgery in Patients with Crohn’s Disease” ACG 2013, San Diego.
• IB Smith, JE Juneau, TA Malik, FH Weber. “Predictors of Outcome of Rectovaginal Fistula Surgery in Women with Crohn’s Disease.” ACG 2013, San Diego.
• IB Smith, JE Juneau, A Manne, S Mukherjee, S Kodali, TA Malik, FH Weber. “SMA Syndrome with Suspected Gastric Inlet Patch.” Quality in Endoscopy 2013, Budapest, Hungary.

Abstracts: Oral Presentations

• CR Juneau, D Marin, K Scott, S Morin, S Neal, JE Juneau, RT Scott. CAREs Trial (Celiac Disease and Reproductive Effects): Celiac disease is not more common in patients undergoing IVF and outcomes are not compromised in affected patients. ASRM Scientific Congress 2017, San Antonio.
• CR Juneau, D Marin, K Scott, S Morin, S Neal, JE Juneau, RT Scott. CAREs Trial: Celiac Disease and Reproductive Effects. Pacific Coast Reproductive Society Annual Meeting. 2017, Indian Wells, Calif.

Manuscripts in Preparation

• R Raina, JE Juneau, DL Raines. “Case Report: Acute Hemorrhage from Jejunal Varix.” ACG Case Report Journal, 2019.
• N Peyton, JE Juneau, SW Landreneau. “Case Report: Signet Cell Carcinoma presenting as Periorbital Edema.” 2018.

Invited Presentations and Seminars

• “GERD: Management and Complications.” Magnolia Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates Fall Conference 2019, Covington, La.
• “Hepatitis and Pancreatitis.” LSUHSC Physician Assistant Studies Program 2019, New Orleans.

Hobbies & Interests

Dr. Juneau enjoys exercising, cooking, and spending time with family.

Fun Facts

The best advice Dr. Juneau has received is, “What happened yesterday is history. What happens tomorrow is a mystery. What we do today makes a difference.”

During medical school, Dr. Juneau spent five weeks in La Paz, Bolivia learning basic medical Spanish and caring for patients in the public clinics. He relished the opportunity to learn both medicine and the beautiful traditions of the Bolivian culture. It was an experience he cherishes, and it continues to impact him in his clinical practice.