Fellows & Early Career

Fellows & Early Career

Resources

Fellows Resources

Videos, articles, tips and discussions to help you thrive in fellowship and beyond.

2021 AGA & EndoscopyNow Fellows Forum

Take part in an exciting one-day, virtual immersion for GI fellows on Oct. 16, 2021, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. EDT. The program will cover: AI, training gaps, ergonomic and transition from fellowship to academic/clinical practice. In addition, fellows will breakout into sessions by year to engage with faculty.

Small Talk, Big Topics

Our new podcast for early career GIs is here! Subscribe now wherever you listen to podcasts.

AGA Career Compass

Easily accessible career guidance and mentorship for AGA members – the only app of its kind in GI.

Procedure Log

Procedures are stored in one central location allowing easy assessment of procedural skills learned during training.

Get Involved: AGA Young Delegates Program

Curated education for fellows: GI Distance Learning

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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Revisit AGA's Fellowship Graduation Party

Take a walk down memory lane with pictures and videos from our 2020 virtual #AGAGraduationParty!

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25 fellows to know

These fellows showcased their commitment to advancing our field through their quality improvement projects accepted for DDW® 2020.

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AGA Gastroenterology Training Examination®

10 Tips for New GI Fellows

How to succeed in research during fellowship

Gastroenterology’s Mentoring, Education and Training (MET) Corner outlines the importance of research during training, as well as what is needed from both the trainee and the program to facilitate successful research.

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Nailing the job interview

C. Richard Boland, MD, presents on finding and preparing for interviews during a recent Regional Practice Skills Workshop.

Prepare for the Board Exam

The basic structure of the MOC program remains unchanged. To maintain a certificate, a diplomate will need to possess an unrestricted license in the jurisdiction where he/she practices, demonstrate commitment to life-long learning through self-assessment, and pass a secure examination in the discipline(s) in which they choose to recertify.

Diplomates need to earn 100 points (every five years) to recertify in one or more discipline(s).

DDSEP® 9

Digestive Diseases Self-Education Program® (DDSEP) is the go-to self-education resource for gastroenterologists in all stages of their careers. It helps physicians stay current on the latest advances in the fields of gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition and prepare for the ABIM GI Board certification and recertification examinations. Earn up to 102 CME credits. MOC points not offered. The eighth edition of AGA’s premier GI education program features new and expanded content to help you enhance your knowledge, build expertise and improve patient care.

AGA members save on DDW registration

Join AGA, or renew your membership, by March 24, 2021, to receive the early bird member discount. Member trainees, residents and students receive complimentary registration during the early bird period.

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