Good morning, everyone. Welcome to the ASGE's ERCP bootcamp course. My co-director, Linda Lee from Boston, and then I'm Uzma Siddiqui, a local here in Chicago, are really excited to welcome you all. We will go through a few housekeeping items, and we have a great faculty who are excited to teach you guys today. Oh, yeah, that's us. This is a phenomenal faculty. You'll get to know all of them very intimately throughout the weekend, and we're very grateful to them, honestly, for giving up this weekend to be with us to teach everybody. And of course, none of this would be possible without the support of industry. So we are so grateful to Boston Scientific, Cooke Medical, Fujifilm, in-kind support by Ambu, Boston Sci, Cooke Medical, ConMed, Microtech. We are so grateful to our supporters here. And our request of you, so I'm just going to read this through for you guys. Use your voice to advance the endoscopic profession regardless of race, color, gender, identity, religion, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, geographic location, physical abilities, age, veteran status, or sexual orientation. Maintain a professional dialogue that's relevant and respectful to all. Raise your own awareness related to diversity, equity, inclusion while working to also raise awareness in your institution, practice, and the communities that you serve. Conflict of interest, basically all of the relevant financial relationships listed for these individuals who have given up their time to teach us have been mitigated for. And then I'll let you go over some logistics here. And then afterwards, there's going to be an online evaluation, especially through the ASGE's app, GI Leap, and you can get CME credits and all the course materials will be included. And here's a little plug for ASGE, update your profiles. And with that, we'll get started.

ASGE's ERCP bootcamp course

co-directors Linda Lee and Uzma Siddiqui

sponsors

diversity

CME credits