Amrita Sethi, Director of Interventional Endoscopy at Columbia University Medical Center and Founder and President of Women in Interventional Endoscopy, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Feeling grateful and energized after serving as co-Course Director with Hiroyuki Aihara, MD, PhD for the Passport Program Advanced Fellows Course for the second time. This year, we welcomed 64 advanced endoscopy fellows from across the country and worked alongside 15 world‑renowned faculty who generously shared their expertise.
Petros Benias, Peter Draganov, Phillip Ge, Greg Haber, Darius Jahann, Tara Keihanian, Makoto Nishimura, Alexander Schlachterman, Allie Schulman, Matt Skinner, Andy Storm, Ji Young Bang, Tobias Zuchelli
Our focus on advanced tissue resection and closure sparked thoughtful discussion, hands‑on learning, and a true sense of community among the next generation of advanced endoscopists. It’s always inspiring to see such talent and curiosity in one room.
A special thank‑you to Boston Scientific for supporting this important educational initiative and for their commitment to advancing our field.
Proud of what we accomplished together and to be part of these fellows’ journeys in advanced endoscopy!”
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