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Program Description
This program represents a one-year clinical fellowship for training in advanced therapeutic endoscopy. It is designed for recent gastroenterology fellow graduates who wish to become proficient in ERCP, EUS and other new modalities not covered in detail in standard training programs. Training encompasses 12 months of clinical duty including endoscopic procedures, outpatient clinics, and other duties encompassed in the clinical application of these techniques. Current plans and resources are for two fellows. Pre-requisite for admission includes completion of an accredited Gastroenterology Fellowship program.

Facilities and Resources
Fellows in this program will see patients at University of Colorado Hospital, Denver Health Medical Center, and the Denver VAMC. The nature of the training provided by this program will expose the trainee to seriously ill patients from all three affiliated hospitals, ensuring a diverse patient pool. All of our fellows are encouraged to be involved in ongoing research activities as well as to develop independent research projects.

General Goals and Objectives
The purpose of this training program is to train accomplished gastroenterologists to perform therapeutic endoscopic procedures. To that end, the major goals are, a) to develop a detailed knowledge of the risks, indications, and contraindications of invasive procedures, b) to gain experience in the performance and management of patients undergoing these procedures, c) to perform with supervision, endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, endoscopic ultrasound, and ultrasound directed biopsies, and d) to develop skills in clinical research associated with these procedures.


Application Information

We are now accepting applications for the Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy Fellowship.

Please apply to our program via the ASGE website at http://www.asge.org/apps/aef/aef_main.aspx

Please address letters to Program Director.

If you have any additional questions, feel free to call Shanna Taylor, Fellowship Program Coordinator, at 303-724-1858.