Fellows & Early Career

Fellows & Early Career

Resources

Early Career Resources

Resources, programs and advice to help you succeed post-fellowship.

Join the AGA Young Delegates

Want to get involved with AGA but not sure where to start or short on time? Join the AGA Young Delegates program. We’ll keep you apprised of new volunteer opportunities that require less time, or are “smaller asks” for participants, who already lead busy lives.

GICareerSearch

GICareerSearch.com is AGA’s official job board. Find the largest variety of GI positions anytime, anywhere. You can upload your resume, receive updates and tips to help you land your next role and more. No fees are required.
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Developing a career in nutrition support and small-bowel disorders

The role of diet and nutrition is becoming increasingly recognized in the cause, management, and prevention of disease. Despite the clear importance of the role of nutrition in the field of medicine, among health professionals, formal training in nutrition support is lacking.
As a commitment to the future of members and the field, AGA offers three prestigious leadership development programs. Each has a unique focus and features collaborative learning experiences between emerging and established leaders.

Future Leaders

The Future Leaders Program provides a pathway within the organization for selected participants to network, connect with mentors, develop leadership skills and learn about AGA’s governance and operations.

FORWARD Program

A new initiative, funded by NIH, that supports underrepresented minority physician scientists to help develop leadership, research and management skills.

Women’s Leadership Conference

Empower your career and refine your skills with guidance from other GI women leaders.

New investigators: save money publishing with Gastroenterology

Gastroenterology now promotes and waives page fees for “Hot Papers from New Investigators.”

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Get out of student debt and on the fast track to financial prosperity

Approaching the concept of retirement savings is particularly unique for medical professionals: Balancing a tremendously demanding career with family life and personal time allows few to have the luxury of extra time to address financial planning.

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Five CV mistakes every gastroenterologist should avoid

Ten negotiation tenets to follow

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Training (MET) Corner

MET Corner articles, written by leading GIs, will
help you succeed in training and beyond.

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