Therapeutic gastrointestinal endoscopy continues to evolve rapidly, with expanding tools and techniques available to manage bleeding, resect complex lesions, and treat defects. While these advances have improved the ability of general gastroenterologists to deliver minimally invasive care, they have also introduced significant variability in knowledge, technical proficiency, and clinical decision-making across practice settings.

Many practicing gastroenterologists lack opportunities for structured, simulation-based training with new devices and techniques. This endoscopy reboot is designed to close gaps through an integrated learning experience combining practical didactic updates with one-on-one faculty guided hands-on instructions on devices and techniques using dry models, explant, and simulators.

Course participants will advance through a stepwise sequence reinforcing device selection, decision making, and hands-on skills across the three therapeutic domains of Hemostasis, Endoscopic Mucosal Resection, and Defect Closure.

endoscopy, gastroenterology