New! ACG Mentoring Program
In an effort to foster the growth and development of our fellows-in-training, we have an exciting program to introduce, the new American College of Gastroenterology Mentoring Program.

The program’s objective is to provide 2nd and 3rd year fellows-in-training access to faculty from diverse practice models, academic departments, and geographic regions. We hope to foster casual dialogue between mentors and trainees, while affording trainees the opportunity to gain valuable guidance and career advice from faculty not accessible to them in their training programs.

Click here for complete information and to submit your mentor request.

Trainee Resources
The American College of Gastroenterology is committed to serving the specific needs of GI trainees. ACG has taken numerous steps to meet this important objective, including:

• Creating a Training Committee
• Deeply discounted membership dues
• Electronic and hard copy access to the American Journal of Gastroenterology — the premier clinical journal in GI
• Electronic access to Nature Reviews Gastroenterology and Hepatology
• Job Search Materials
• Important programs at the ACG Annual Meeting and Postgraduate Course:
  • Trainees Forum
  • Trainees Luncheon
  • GI Jeopardy competition
• Trainee specific meetings:
  • North American Conference of GI Fellows (NACGF)
  • 2nd Year Fellows Course
  • Southern Region 1st Year Fellows Conference
• Materials for Board Preparation
  • Question of the Week
  • Self-Assessment Test
• Research Grants
  • Clinical GI Research Funding Opportunities
  • International GI Training Grants

This portion of the ACG website is meant to be a one-stop-shop for GI Trainees and those interested in pursuing a career in GI with information about training programs across North America while also providing access to myriad educational materials uniquely tailored for GI Fellows.