For new GI fellows, welcome! We know you’ve worked hard to reach this stage of your training. We’re sure you’re excited, a little overwhelmed and ready to get started.
Over the next three years we, and all AGA members, are here to offer resources and mentorship to ensure a successful fellowship.
Here are 10 tips to start your GI fellowship off strong!
- Make friends.
- Stay flexible.
- Be a sponge.
- Find a mentor.
- Have a plan.
- Publish.
- Focus on quality, not numbers.
- Get involved in the GI community early.
- Be generous.
- Have fun.
Read more about the 10 tips for new GI fellows, and also check out the First Year’s Fellows Guide from The New Gastroenterologist as you navigate this new chapter.
Want to know more and get involved? Tell your friends and colleagues that we’re gifting free AGA membership for the first year of GI training. We will supplement training with outstanding education, career development and training opportunities, including ways to make an impact and build your skills and connections.
But don’t take our word about how to make the most of your time as a GI fellow – check out what Dr. Peter Liang shared about maximizing the fellowship experience during a conversation with DDW TV.
