Are you a first-year GI fellow looking to expand your knowledge and skills in endoscopic techniques and the clinical management of digestive tract diseases? Look no further than our comprehensive course led by a distinguished faculty from metropolitan New York. In this course, you will be introduced to various endoscopic procedures, as well as learn about clinical management techniques for diseases of the digestive tract.

One of the most important aspects of this course is learning how to effectively evaluate, diagnose, and treat diseases of the digestive tract using endoscopic techniques. Through a combination of lectures, case studies, and interactive discussions, you will gain a deep understanding of the endoscopic evaluation and treatment of various cases. The course will also cover associated radiologic and/or pathologic findings, providing you with a well-rounded understanding of the topic.

During the course, you will have the opportunity to discuss the clinical presentation, endoscopic management, and follow-up of cases involving diseases of the digestive tract. This practical approach will enable you to apply your newly acquired knowledge to real-life scenarios, preparing you for the challenges of clinical practice.

Successful patient sedation is a crucial skill for any GI fellow. This course will provide you with the necessary requirements for patient sedation, ensuring that you can safely and effectively administer sedation during endoscopic procedures.

Managing foreign bodies and bowel obstructions can be a challenging task. In this course, you will learn how to diagnose and outline the management of foreign bodies and bowel obstructions, equipping you with the skills necessary to handle these situations with confidence.

Acute upper and lower GI bleeding is another topic covered in this course. You will learn various techniques for managing GI bleeding, enabling you to provide prompt and effective care to patients experiencing this serious condition.

Feeding tube placement is a common procedure in gastroenterology. This course will teach you the principles of feeding tube placement, ensuring that you can perform this procedure with precision and accuracy.

This course is designed specifically for first-year fellows in gastroenterology. Whether you are just starting your fellowship or you are looking to refresh your knowledge, this course will provide you with the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary for success in your field.

The distinguished faculty leading this course includes experts in the field of gastroenterology. Here are just a few of the faculty members and the topics they will cover:

• Electrocautery 101 – Renee L. Williams, MD
• Foreign Body Removal – David L. Carr-Locke, MD
• Gadgets, Devices and Tools for Endoscopy – Nikhil A. Kumta, MD, MS
• GI Emergencies and the “On Call” Call – SriHari Mahadev, MD, MS
• Introduction to Colonoscopy – Jerome D. Waye, MD
• Introduction to Endoscopy – Franklin E. Kasmin, MD
• Lower GI Motility Testing – Jean W. Saleh, MD
• Pathology for the First-Year GI Fellow – Nicole Panarelli, MD
• Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy – Robin B. Mendelsohn, MD
• Procedural Sedation – Daniela Jodorkovsky, MD
• Radiology for the First-Year GI Fellow – Alexander C. Kagen, MD
• Upper and Lower GI Bleeding – John M. Poneros, MD
• Upper Endoscopy – Satish Nagula, MD
• Upper GI Motility Testing – Daniela Jodorkovsky, MD

Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to expand your knowledge and skills in gastroenterology. Order our course today and take your practice to the next level!