ASGE Endo Hangout: Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship

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In this ASGE Endo Hangout for GI Fellows, expert physicians discuss the Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship application process. They highlight the importance of technical and non-technical skills, such as working in multidisciplinary teams and managing complications. The presenters recommend having a strong personal statement, separating publications into manuscripts and abstracts, and obtaining letters of recommendation from physicians who know you well. They advise starting early on your CV and highlighting leadership involvement, awards, and publishing advanced endoscopy videos. When selecting programs, they suggest researching procedures offered and reaching out to current and past fellows for information. The panelists note that the choice of specialty and sequence depends on personal preference and program availability. They also stress the importance of work-life balance and finding a program that aligns with your goals and geographical preferences. The panel discussion provides guidance on the application process, interview tips, making the most of your fellowship year, and preparing for a career in Advanced Endoscopy. They emphasize the significance of networking, mentorship, and finding a program that aligns with your interests and goals. The conversation also offers resources and tips for making your rank list and finding a job post-fellowship. Overall, the discussion provides valuable insights and guidance for those interested in an Advanced Endoscopy career.

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