Welcome to the next step in your journey to become a gastroenterologist, new fellows!
The AGA Gastro Squad is excited to welcome you — the #FutureOfGI — to the ranks of trainees. With the first month of fellowship — and a few procedures — under your belt, you might be wondering what else you can do to make the most of the experience.
We’re here to help.
Did you know AGA has resources and programs specifically for fellows? Whether you’re starting your first year or entering your last one, these tools can be used at any point to help you during your training.
Start here:
Review and bookmark these guides to make the most out of fellowship.
Small Talk, Big Topics
A podcast for trainees and early career GIs from fellow early career GIs. Join our hosts for conversations with leaders in gastroenterology. They offer guidance for training and dissect the changing landscape of GI and what it means for you.
AGA University
Get your clinical questions answered or take a deeper dive into different topic areas with AGA University. Courses include Gastro Bites sessions about topics such as examining new guideline recommendations for managing chronic idiopathic constipation in adults. CME is available.
AGA Young Delegates Program
Get plugged in with your fellow engaged early career GIs and learn about volunteer opportunities to represent AGA. The only criteria to participate is to be an AGA member.
Get more advice
Hear advice from established members of the #AGAGastroSquad. They share their advice on how fellows can get started in the GI community, embrace the fellowship experience and more.
Interested in receiving additional career guidance or professional development opportunities? Connect with the AGA Gastro Squad at @AmerGastroAssn on Twitter and Instagram.
