Submucosal/Transluminal Endoscopy Fellowship

Dr. Keihanian teaching ESD and defect closure Dr. Ayoub teaching proper closure technique to trainees Dr. Jawaid teaching ESD to Dr Sepideh, our current ESD trainee Dr. Othman teaching ESD during a live case session

Mission

Baylor College of Medicine’s Submucosal/Transluminal Fellowship is a one-year program that provides mentored career development in third space and transluminal endoscopy. Trainees will receive dedicated training in both the cognitive and procedural aspects of third space endoscopic procedures with the goal of being trained to be able to perform submucosal endoscopic procedures independently.

At BCM, we perform over 500 submucosal/transluminal endoscopic procedures annually. Fellows will be mentored closely by six expert submucosal/transluminal endoscopists:

Clinical Skills

Most of the advanced training will revolve around Esophageal ESD, Gastric ESD, Colon ESD, E-POEM, Z-POEM, D-POEM, G-POEM, Exposed Full Thickness Resection, STER, TIF and Endobariatrics.

Requirements to apply

  • Applicant should be able to perform advanced endoscopic procedures (ERCP, EUS) independently as they will be working as clinical instructors and will be integral members of the Baylor College of Medicine Interventional Endoscopy Team
  • We will not be able to sponsor Visa
  • Three letters of recommendation

To apply, please apply through the ASGE Match Website (under "Baylor College of Medicine 3rd Space Endoscopy Fellowship") as this position will be participating through the Match.