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Project 90 - Fellowships

BSG wishes to introduce a travelling fellowship programme for members with the aim of providing inspiration, insight and develop new relationships between different national and international gastroenterology and hepatology teams

Aims and objectives

Meet the Project 90 Team

Now in its pilot phase, the programme is being evaluated to guide future fellowships. Open to all BSG members—regardless of clinical background or experience—fellows are expected to focus their visit on a specific aspect of practice, with clear learning or knowledge-sharing goals. Applicants, typically working in the NHS, must have support from their line manager. BSG will coordinate visits to approved centres in the UK or abroad, with flexibility for alternative suggestions. Initial pilot partnerships include Newcastle, Leeds, and Amsterdam. Visits usually last 1–2 weeks and are arranged at a time agreed upon by the fellow and host site.

                                                                               Is your Unit able to host a travelling fellow?

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Workstream Lead
Dr Mo Thoufeeq
Mo Thoufeeq is a consultant gastroenterologist with an interest in GI endoscopy in Sheffield, United Kingdom. He has been a BSG enthusiast since his time as a registrar having held several positions in the organisation. He sits on the BSG executive team currently being the chair of the international committee. During this time, he has led the BSG’s international strategy. He is a strong believer in advanced training and fellowship having himself benefitted from an advanced endoscopy fellowship in Leeds under Bjorn Rembacken. He is a Bowel cancer screening programme (BSCP) accredited colonoscopist and a faculty of Sheffield endoscopy training centre.  He has been offering a fellowship programme in lower GI complex polypectomy in Sheffield over the last 10 years. He is the endoscopy clinical lead for South Yorkshire’s integrated care systems. Besides these he has hosted over 15 junior doctors over the last few years on short observed positions. He is very keen on training being a member of standard setting group of European Specialty Examination in Gastroenterology and Hepatology (ESEGH). He leads BSG’s EQIP project on upper GI bleeding courses.

    

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