Fellowship Advanced Endoscopy

The Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship at UMass Chan Medical School is a one-year clinical fellowship designed for recent General Gastroenterology fellowship graduates seeking advanced training in ERCP, EUS and other therapeutic endoscopic techniques. Fellows spend most of their training performing advanced procedures and gain experience in complex biliary and pancreatic disorders, therapeutic EUS, EMR, Barrett’s esophagus therapies, deep enteroscopy, enteric stenting and bariatric endoscopy. The program also provides exposure to ESD, POEM, novel endoscopic devices and artificial intelligence in endoscopy, with access to an on-campus animal laboratory for advanced procedural training. UMass Chan performs more than 1,100 ERCPs and 1,500 EUS procedures annually, providing a high-volume clinical environment.

1. Complete or be nearing completion of a General Gastroenterology Fellowship.
2. Apply through the ASGE Match, as UMass Chan participates in the ASGE Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship Match.
3. Submit the required application and supporting documents through the ASGE Match process.
4. The UMass Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship reviews applications and selects candidates for further consideration.
5. Participate in the program's interview/selection process.
6. Candidates selected through the ASGE Match complete the required UMass GME credentialing, licensing and appointment formalities.
7. Join the one-year Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship.