The one-year Advanced Esophageal Disease Fellowship at Mayo Clinic’s campus in Arizona offers fundamental training in managing esophageal disorders and performing esophageal procedures in a patient-centered environment unlike any other.
As one of the premier tertiary referral centers in the southwest U.S., trainees see a fascinating variety of pathology, from simple cases to rare conditions. Each trainee enjoys a balanced curriculum, access to renowned mentors, a wealth of research opportunities, personalized support, and one year tailored to their area of interest. The program accepts one fellow each year, which allows individual attention and camaraderie amongst the fellows and faculty.
Electives with speech pathology, otolaryngology, foregut surgery, and allergy and immunology
Conference schedule including esophageal journal club, esophageal motility review, esophageal clinical case conference, and a GI-surgery foregut conference
Competitive salary, standard for Mayo Clinic PGY-7
700
procedures completed during this one-year advanced fellowship
#1
hospital in Arizona for 10 consecutive years (U.S. News & World Report, 2022-2023)
5
peer-reviewed publications per trainee on average during fellowship
Your training experience
As a fellow at Mayo Clinic, you'll have access to robust clinical, educational, and research resources. You'll find support both inside and outside of the campus to promote physical and mental wellness and ensure your work/life balance.
Through electives and research, you have the ability to tailor your training towards your esophageal interests. The potential for conducting electives at the other Mayo Clinic sites (Rochester or Florida campuses) is available but not mandatory.
Our graduates are prepared to thrive in a career of academic medicine specializing in esophageal diseases.
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