The Interventional Endoscopist

Dr. Advani is a passionate Interventional Endoscopist who specializes in Endobariatrics and has a passion for mentoring young physicians. She is involved in the several Societies and is a rising star in the field. I had the pleasure of interviewing her for the podcast

Liver Biopsy is slowly getting back in the GI world, primarily due to EUS guided techniques. In this episode of the Interventional Endoscopist, I share my thoughts and opinions on it, as well as a bit of my experience.  

AI has made remarkable advancements in gastroenterology. We'll discuss the notable advancements in endoscopy, and why these technologies are vital for the future of gastroenterology.

Congratulations to those of you who matched! This is obviously an exciting time. To those who didn't don't sweat it, everything works out.
In this special episodes I share some thoughts about how to get ready for your 4th year

Dr. Pannala is a Professor of Medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona, and a leader in bariatric endoscopy and interventional endoscopy. I had the opportunity to sit with him and discuss these topics as well as his background. 

If you are a GI fellow (third or 4th year) and are starting to look for a job, this podcast will be helpful

Dr. Raju is a noted teacher and endoscopist. He has worked tirelessly over the last 8 years to create an academic course for Endoscopy Technicians. In this podcast, we learn about him and the evolution of this course. With the help of ASGE, there is a certification expected later this year that technicians can obtain.
 
This will also be published on YouTube at www.youtube.com/sachdevmd
 
Thank you Dr. Raju for your time. 
 

If you are a graduating interventional (or IBD/Transplant/General fellow) this pod will give some food for thought. 

Applying can be arduous and stressful. I give you insight from a former applicant (me) as well as a program director (also me)

The title says it all