Fellows in Training
Shaping and supporting future clinicians and innovators in GI and hepatology.
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ACG Virtual Grand Rounds Career Edition
NEW! Monthly webinar series focused on career-based topics geared to Trainees and Junior Faculty. Includes a short lecture and Q&A with panelists.
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Publish Your Case Reports
Share interesting case reports with peers and leaders in the field of GI.
Submit a Manuscript
A 53-year-old male underwent a routine upper endoscopy for uncontrolled heartburn. A 12 mm soft sub-epithelial lesion with slight yellowish hue was seen in the antrum of the stomach (left Image). On EUS…
Education and Meetings
Virtual Grand Rounds: Career Edition
Online Education/Board Prep
Trainee Courses and Events
Compete in
Compete in GI Jeopardy
ACG Regional Courses and Annual Scientific Meeting
& Postgraduate Course
Professional Development Resources
Find a Mentor
Join a Committee
Financial Planning for 
Find/Post A Job
Research & Training Grants and Publishing
Apply for FDA Visiting
Submit an Abstract
Submit a Case to theResident Resources – Applying to GI Fellowship Programs
Find a GI Program and Learn about the Match Process
Search ACG’s GI Fellowship Program database or learn more about the Match process and deadlines
Tips for Applying to GI Fellowship Programs
ACG Edgar Achkar Visiting Professorship Program
Providing noteworthy speakers for training in your community.
Program Directors
Education Universe GI Training Pathway
This site contains educational materials covering the GI Core Curriculum and allows PDs to assign homework to their fellows.
NYU OSCE Toolkit
This Toolkit gives you the materials you need as a GI program director to evaluate a fellow’s skills set, using the objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) simulation method.
Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs)
A toolbox designed to help meet the ACGME Internal Medicine Subspecialty Reporting Milestones requirements while training fellows to independently care for patients.
GI Core Curriculum
The Core Curriculum constitutes a living document that represents the four societies’ vision of best practices in gastroenterology training.