The Advanced GI Minimally Invasive/Bariatric Surgery Fellowship, supported by the Foundation for Surgical Fellowships, offers a comprehensive and immersive training experience in advanced laparoscopic procedures. Under the guidance of an experienced Gastrointestinal Surgery Surgeon, fellows gain in-depth knowledge and hands-on expertise required to perform a wide range of complex minimally invasive surgeries.
By the end of the program, fellows are proficient in major laparoscopic procedures, including:
In addition, fellows have valuable opportunities to participate in laparoscopic urology cases, including advanced minimally invasive procedures performed using the Da Vinci robotic system.
All fellows are actively involved in clinical research projects and are encouraged to present their findings at national conferences.
Through structured monthly training programs, they also serve as instructors, helping academic and community surgeons enhance their laparoscopic and robotic surgical skills.
Furthermore, fellows play a key role in mentoring and educating surgical residents and medical students, contributing to the advancement of surgical education and patient care.