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2018 FELLOWS
Surgical Boot Camp August 18-19, 2018
Phoenix, Arizona
CHAIR CO-CHAIR CO-CHAIR LAB CHAIR
Amanda C. Yunker Ted T.M. Lee Matthew T. Siedhoff Nita A. Desai
FACULTY
Ted L. Anderson | Amber Bradshaw-Whitear | Douglas N. Brown | Jorge F. Carrillo | James N. Casey | Aarathi Cholkeri-Singh | Jon I. Einarsson
Gerald J. Harkins | Hye-Chun Hur | Bruce S. Kahn | Jason D. Kennedy | Kimberly A. Kho | Jin Hee “Jeannie” Kim | Cara R. King | Franklin D. Loffer
Javier F. Magrina | Nichole Mahnert | Gretchen E.H. Makai | Patricia J. Mattingly | Magdy P. Milad | Douglas Miyazaki | Jamal Mourad | Resad P. Pasic
Kristin E. Patzkowsky | James K. Robinson | Stacey A. Scheib | Sangeeta Senapati | Jessica A. Shepherd | Kimberly A. Swan | May S. Thomassee
Mireille D. Truong | Maria Victoria Vargas | Megan N. Wasson | Kelly N. Wright | Johnny Yi
COURSE DESCRIPTION of small group sessions with flipped classrooms. approaches to advanced endoscopic procedures
AAGL developed this course for one of the Simulation based medical education with a focus such as laparoscopic hysterectomy and robotic
most competitive fellowships in the country, the on team dynamics will also be emphasized. surgery; 2) identify the differences among the
Fellowship in Minimally Invasive Gynecologic The ultimate goal of this two-day boot camp is various electrosurgical devices and energy sources
Surgery (FMIGS). Through an innovative curric- to educate and update fellows on the latest theories, available; 3) practice various laparoscopic suturing
ulum that incorporates a combination of targeted techniques and developments in minimally inva- & dissection techniques and how to successfully
didactics and surgical skills laboratories, first year sive gynecologic surgery as they transition from incorporate these skills into minimally invasive
FMIGS fellows will be exposed to introductory trainee to practicing clinician and even trainer. Top gynecologic procedures; 4) demonstrate proper
principles in minimally invasive gynecologic faculty comprised of fellowship preceptors and basic and advanced hysteroscopy techniques; 5)
surgery while returning second and third year fel- prior fellows from around the country who have acquire various tips and strategies for managing
lows will further build upon their skills and delve volunteered their time will lead this educational complex cases, navigating pelvic anatomy and
deeper into more advanced concepts. Both high endeavor. minimizing the risks of surgical complications; 6)
and low fidelity surgical skills platforms will be perform safe peritoneal access during laparoscopy;
utilized including cadaver-based training. Unique COURSE OBJECTIVES and 7) acquire introductory skills for optimizing
to this year’s boot camp will be an introductory At the conclusion of this course, the clinician surgical teaching.
workshop on surgical teaching and the creative use will be able to: 1) Formulate safe and efficient
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COURSE OUTLINE
DAY 1: SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 DAY 1: SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018
Group A and B = 1 year Fellows
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Group C and D = 2nd year Fellows Didactic Session: Group C and D: Second Year Fellows
Groups, A, B, C, D: Location: See below Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor)
7:00 Breakfast All Faculty 8:00 Anatomy v2.0 C. R. King
Location: Embassy Suites and Fellows Please speak on Ureter Repair Prior to Performing this Procedure on the Cadavers
7:30 Registration 8:25 Endometriosis (RVE) C. R. King
7:50 Welcome, Introductions and Course Overview A.C. Yunker, 8:50 TLH S.A. Scheib
Location: Goldman Auditorium (1st floor) F.D. Loffer, 9:15 Vaginal Hysterectomy J. Yi
N.A. Desai 9:30 Break
Didactic Session: Group A and B (First Year Fellows) Cadaveric Laboratory Session: Group C: Second Year Fellows (20 fellows)
Location: Goldman Auditorium (1st floor) Location: Teaching Lab (2nd floor)
8:00 Peritoneal Access M.T. Siedhoff 10:00 Cadaveric Dissection (150 min)
8:25 Energy in Action J.N. Casey Open Avascular Spaces, Identify Uterine Artery from its Origin, Ureterolysis, Repair of Transected Ureter
8:50 Suturing and Knot Tying J.H. Kim Faculty: A. Bradshaw-Whitear, J.I. Einarsson, C.R. King, J. Mourad, R.P. Pasic,
M.T. Siedhoff, M.N. Wasson
9:15 Questions & Answers All Faculty
Group moves to Atrium for lunch presentation and networking
9:30 Break
12:30 Laparoscopic Radiofrequency Technology: The Revolutionary Future of Medicine J.A. Shepherd
Simulation Laboratory Session: Group A: First Year Fellows
1:00 Networking Lunch
10:00 TLH Training Pathway (60 min.) K.A. Swan,
Location: Endo (2nd floor) G.E.H. Makai, Simulation Laboratory Session: Group D: Second Year Fellows (20 fellows)
N. Mahnert
Group relocates back to the Goldman Auditorium (1st floor) for remaining lectures 10:00 Hysteroscopy (75 min.) J.K. Robinson
Location: OR1/OR2 (2nd floor)
11:00 Big, Bad and Ugly: Tough Case Scenarios D.N. Brown
11:15 Vaginal Hysterectomy (75 min.) D. Miyazaki
11:25 Avoiding and Managing Vaginal Cuff Dehiscence A. Cholkeri-Singh Location: (Conference Room (2nd floor)
11:50 Driving It Home All Faculty Group moves to Atrium for lunch presentation and networking
12:15 Questions & Answers All Faculty 12:30 Laparoscopic Radiofrequency Technology: The Revolutionary Future of Medicine J.A. Shepherd
Group moves to Atrium for lunch presentation and networking 1:00 Networking Lunch
12:30 Laparoscopic Radiofrequency Technology: The Revolutionary Future of Medicine J.A. Shepherd Simulation Laboratory Session: Group C: Second Year Fellows (20 fellows)
1:00 Networking Lunch
Simulation Laboratory Session: Group B: First Year Fellows 1:30 Hysteroscopy (75 min.) J.K. Robinson
10:00 Hysteroscopy (75 min.) J.K Robinson Location: OR1/OR2 (2nd floor)
Location: OR1/OR2 (2nd floor) 2:45 Vaginal Hysterectomy (75 min.) D. Miyazaki
11:15 Robotic Primer (75 min.) G.J. Harkins Location: Conference Room (2nd floor)
Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor) 4:00 Adjourn
Group moves to Atrium for lunch presentation and networking Cadaveric Laboratory Session: Group D: Second Year Fellows (20 fellows)
12:30 Laparoscopic Radiofrequency Technology: The Revolutionary Future of Medicine J.A. Shepherd Location: Teaching Lab (2nd floor)
1:00 Networking Lunch 1:30 Cadaveric Dissection (150 min)
Open Avascular Spaces, Identify Uterine Artery from its Origin, Ureterolysis, Repair of Transected Ureter
Simulation Laboratory Session: Group A: First Year Fellows Faculty: A. Bradshaw-Whitear, J.I. Einarsson, C.R. King, N. Mahnert, R.P. Pasic,
1:30 Hysteroscopy (75 min) J.K Robinson M.T. Siedhoff, M.N. Wasson
Location: OR1/OR2 (2nd floor) 4:00 Adjourn
2:45 Robotic Primer (75 min) G.J. Harkins Didactic Session: Group A, B, C, D (ALL Fellows)
Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor) Location: Goldman Auditiorium
4:00 Adjourn 4:00 Chronic Pelvic Pain S.A. Scheib
Simulation Laboratory Session: Group B: First Year Fellows 4:25 Complications R.P. Pasic
1:30 TLH Training Pathway (60 min.) K.A. Swan, Case-based Interactive Approach for Fellows to Work Through Avoidance,
Location: Endo (2nd floor) G.E.H. Makai Diagnosis and Management
Group relocates back to the Goldman Auditorium (1st floor) for remaining lectures 4:50 Questions & Answers All Faculty
2:30 Big, Bad and Ugly: Tough Case Scenarios D.N. Brown 5:00 Adjourn
2:55 Avoiding and Managing Vaginal Cuff Dehiscence A. Cholkeri-Singh 6:00 Casual Reception All Faculty
3:20 Driving It Home All Faculty Location: Embassy Suites and Fellows
3:45 Questions & Answers All Faculty 7:00 Mixer, sponsored by Teleflex (Invitation only)
4:00 Adjourn
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COURSE OUTLINE
DAY 2: SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 2018 DAY 2: SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 2018
Groups B, C, D Didactic Session: Optional Track: Groups A
Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor) Location: Conference Room (2nd floor)
7:00 Breakfast All Faculty 10:30 Work/Life Balance J.D. Kennedy
Location: Embassy Suites and Fellows 11:00 What to Do When Your Dream Job Is Not So Dreamy? M.S. Thomassee
7:30 Registration Open 11:30 Real-Life Frogger: How to Successfully Navigate an Academic Career A.C. Yunker
7:50 Welcome, Introductions and Course Overview A.C. Yunker, 12:00 Questions & Answers All Faculty
N.A. Desai
12:30 Research Lunch Symposium – Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor) K.A. Kho,
Cadaveric Laboratory Session: Group A (20 First Year fellows) • FPRN Update A.C. Yunker,
Location: Teaching Lab (2nd floor) • How to Do Research in a Busy Clinical Practice, Lessons Learned, Etc. P.J. Mattingly
7:00 Cadaveric Lab (150 min) Didactic Session: Groups A, C, D (40 Second Year Fellows)
Suturing, Knot Tying and TLH Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor)
Faculty: J.I. Einarsson, B.S. Kahn, K.A. Kho, J.F. Magrina, G.E.H. Makai, P.J. Mattingly, K.E. Patzkowsky,
J.K. Robinson, S.A. Scheib, M.T. Siedhoff 10:00 What Would You Do? (Surgical Film Festival/Flipped Classroom) M.T. Siedhoff
9:30 Break 10:25 Informed Consent, How to Manage the Difficult Patient, Giving Bad News S. Senapati
Didactic Session: Optional Track: Groups B 10:50 Patient Positioning, Optimal Operating Room Set Up M.V. Vargas
Location: Conference Room (2nd floor) 11:15 Operative Hysteroscopy A. Cholkeri-Singh
8:00 Work/Life Balance J.D. Kennedy 11:40 Morcellation Techniques M. Truong
8:25 What to Do When Your Dream Job Is Not So Dreamy? M.S. Thomassee 12:05 Advanced Robotic Topics K.E. Patzkowsky
8:50 Real-Life Frogger: How to Successfully Navigate an Academic Career A.C. Yunker 12:30 Research Lunch Symposium – Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor) K.A. Kho,
9:15 Questions & Answers All Faculty • FPRN Update A.C. Yunker,
• How to Do Research in a Busy Clinical Practice, Lessons Learned, Etc. P.J. Mattingly
9:30 Break
Didactic Session: Groups A, B, C, D (40 Second Year Fellows)
Didactic Session: Groups B, C, D Location: Goldman Auditorium (1st floor)
Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor)
1:30 Mentorship T.L. Anderson
8:00 ERAS K.N. Wright
1:55 Tips on How to Make Good Surgical Videos C. King
8:25 Route Selection M.P. Milad
2:20 Surgical Simulation Resources and Training S. Senapati
8:50 Workshop: Teach the Teacher J.F. Carrillo
2:45 Life After Fellowship J.N. Casey
9:15 Questions & Answers All Faculty
3:10 Questions & Answers All Faculty
9:30 Break
3:30 Adjourn
Cadaveric Laboratory Session: Group B (20 First Year fellows)
Location: Teaching Lab (2nd floor)
10:00 Cadaveric Lab (150 min)
Suturing, Knot Tying and TLH
Faculty: J.I. Einarsson, B.S. Kahn, K.A. Kho, J.F. Magrina, G.E.H. Makai, P.J. Mattingly, K.E. Patzkowsky,
J.K. Robinson, S.A. Scheib, M.T. Siedhoff
12:30 Research Lunch Symposium K.A. Kho,
Location: Sonntag Pavilion (1st floor) A.C. Yunker,
• FPRN Update P.J. Mattingly
• How to Do Research in a Busy Clinical Practice, Lessons Learned, Etc.
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COURSE OUTLINE
7:00 Welcome, Introductions and Course Overview A.P. Advincula,
G.E.H. Makai
7:05 Workshop I: Teach the Teacher (part 2) N.M. Donnellan,
J.F. Carrillo
9:05 Break
9:20 Primer on Simulation-Based Medical V. Lerner
Honoring Our Legacy as We Unite
Education
to Elevate Gynecologic Surgery
• Provide a basic framework for simulation
scenario/curriculum development and
Becoming a Leader in MIGS
debriefing
10:20 Panel Discussion: Developing a Career in J.K. Robinson,
Gynecologic Surgery: Lessons Learned K.N.Wright,
Moderator: A.P. Advincula, G.E.H. Makai H-C. Hur,
T.R. Jackson
FELO-608
This fully immersive all day postgraduate course is designed to enhance the profes- 11:00 Working Box Lunch Talk: Difficult Patients, M.T. Siedhoff
sional development of residents and fellows by cultivating life practices critical to Delivering Bad News, and Discussing Surgical
the success of individuals both personally and professionally. In addition, workshops Complications
will be integrated that address pedagogical skills and video production. Components 12:30 Navigating the Difficult Workplace L.D. Bradley
Co-Chairs: of this postgraduate course are a progression of curriculum introduced during the • Address topics such as sexual harass-
Arnold P. Advincula FMIGS annual summer boot camp. ment, mean bosses, difficult colleagues,
Gretchen E.H. Makai hostile work environment, etc.
Prerequisite: Attendees must bring 3-5 minute surgical video clips and must have 1:00 Leadership Development R. Rankin
Faculty: video editing software on their laptop. Please also bring your laptop. • Time and attention management
Linda D. Bradley • Giving and receiving feedback
Jorge F. Carrillo Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this course, the clinician will be able to: 1)
Nicole M. Donnellan Identify various pathways taken to achieve a successful career in gynecologic surgery; 2:00 Break
Hye-Chun Hur 2) practice various video editing and production skills when recording minimally 2:15 Workshop II: ABC’s of Surgical Video M.D. Truong
Tiffany R. Jackson invasive gynecologic procedures for teaching or self-learning purposes; 3) acquire Production
Veronica Lerner various tips, tricks, and approaches for establishing a work-life balance through lead- • Prerequisite: Attendees must bring
Richard Rankin ership development; 4) incorporate strategies for managing difficulties encountered 3-5-minute surgical video clips and must
James K. Robinson in the workplace; 5) develop a practical approach to implementing simulation-based have video editing software on their
Matthew T. Siedhoff medical education principles; and 6) acquire more advanced skills for optimizing computer (PC or MAC)
Mireille D. Truong surgical teaching. • Please also bring your laptop
Register now at aagl.org
Kelly Nicole Wright 4:15 Questions & Answers All Faculty
4:30 Adjourn
4General Information
Target Audience 1. By email or phone to: The Executive Director, Linda Michels, at
This activity meets the needs of gynecologists in training, as well as other lmichels@aagl.org or (714) 503-6200.
healthcare professionals in the field of gynecology. 2. By phone to (833) 995-AAGL (2245) during Regional and AAGL
Annual Meetings.
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5Honoring Our Legacy as We Unite
to Elevate Gynecologic Surgery
Scientific Program Chair Honorary Chair Honorary Chair President
Marie Fidela R. Paraiso Stephen L. Corson Anthony A. Luciano Gary N. Frishman
47 AAGL Annual Global Congress on MIGS
th
November 11-15, 2018
MGM Grand Hotel and Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada
Cadaveric demos
by top surgeons Come Learn From the Best and Brightest...
I am proud to release the titles of the 28 Postgraduate
28 postgraduate Courses taking place at this year’s 47th AAGL Global
5 telesurgeries from
courses around the world Congress. When developing these courses, the Scientific
Program Committee focused on the enhancement of surgical
technique. We are offering a variety of learning environments,
with courses that include in-depth hands-on instruction
Over 500 papers and 90,000 square feet of Dr. Paraiso with a cadaver, courses that include simulation, and detailed
videos presented cutting-edge exhibits Scientific Program didactic courses. All PG Courses feature world renowned
Chair expert faculty who love to teach and share their knowl-
Honoring Our Legacy as We Unite
to Elevate Gynecologic Surgery edge. We encourage you to register now as the PG Courses normally sell out.
Looking forward to welcoming you to Vegas!
2018 AAGL GLOBAL CONGRESS ON MIGS POSTGRADUATE COURSES
Sunday, November 11, 2018 Monday, November 12, 2018
FELO-608 DIDACTIC: Fellows Course HSC-709 DIDACTIC/SIMULATION LAB: Hysteroscopy: The Essential Do’s and Don’ts
ROBO-600 DIDACTIC: Robotics: Accelerating the “Progress” Curve COMPLX-700
DIDACTIC: 1st International School of Surgical Anatomy (ISSA) Course: Tips and Tricks in Laparoscopic
ROBO-601 CADAVERIC/SIMULATION LAB: Robotics: Beyond Hysterectomy Retroperitoneal Surgical Anatomy to Perform Safe Gynecologic Surgery
ANAT-602 DIDACTIC: The Competent Surgeon - A Master of Retropelvic Anatomy AND surgical Dissection COMPLX-701
CADAVERIC LAB: 1st International School of Surgical Anatomy (ISSA) Course: Tips and Tricks in
ANAT-603 CADAVERIC LAB: Deep Dive into the Underground Labyrinth of the Pelvic Anatomy Laparoscopic Retroperitoneal Surgical Anatomy to Perform Safe Gynecologic Surgery
URO-604 DIDACTIC: The Pelvic Floor and So Much More HYST-702 DIDACTIC: Laparoscopic Hysterectomy from Basic to Complex
URO-605 CADAVERIC LAB: The Pelvic Floor and So Much More HYST-703 CADAVERIC LAB: Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: Surgical Techniques to Make Complex Pathology Look Easy
SUTR-606 DIDACTIC/SIMULATION LAB: Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Suturing NEURO-704 DIDACTIC: International School of Neuropelveology with an Emphasis on Neurogynecology
SUTR-607 DIDACTIC/SIMULATION LAB: Advanced Suturing LAPA-705 DIDACTIC: Optimizing Tissue and Procedural Outcome During Laparoscopic Surgery
ENDO-609 DIDACTIC: Deep Endometriosis: State of the Art SUTR-706 DIDACTIC/SIMULATION LAB: What’s the Best Surgeon Knots? Rome’s Gladiator Rule: Master in Knot-tying
HYST-610 DIDACTIC: Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: From A to Z and Loading of the Needle
PELV-611 DIDACTIC: Unraveling Pelvic Pain: A Practical Approach to Everyday Practice SUTR-707 DIDACTIC/SIMULATION LAB (SPANISH): Practical Application for Tissue Reapproximation, Intracorporeal
HSC-612 DIDACTIC: Hysteroscopy Master’s Symposium and Extracorporeal Knots, Barbed Suture, and Suturing Technologies
PEARLS-708 DIDACTIC: Gynecologic Oncology Pearls for the Generalists
PUSH-710 DIDACTIC: Push the Envelope
FIBR-711 DIDACTIC: Fibroids from A to Z: Medical, Procedural, and Surgical Management
Register now at GENDR-712 DIDACTIC: The Role of the Gynecologic Surgeon in Transgender Care
www.aagl.org/gyn18 REPRO-713 DIDACTIC: Reproductive Surgery: Mastering Fertility-Enhancing Minimally Invasive Surgery
GOLF-714 DIDACTIC/INTERACTIVE: Play and Learn with the Masters: 18 Pearls of Surgical Excellence
62018 FMIGS Fellows Boot Camp
AAGL acknowledges that it has received educational AAGL acknowledges that it has received in-kind
grants from the following companies: support from the following companies:
Boston Scientific Durable Equipment: Disposable Supplies:
CONMED Corporation Boston Scientific Boston Scientific
CooperSurgical CONMED Corporation Cook Medical
Ethicon US, LLC CooperSurgical CONMED Corporation
Hologic Inc. Ethicon US, LLC CooperSurgical
Intuitive Surgical Hologic Inc. Ethicon US, LLC
Invuity, Inc. Intuitive Surgical Invuity, Inc.
Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc. Invuity, Inc. Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc.
LiNA Medical Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc. Medtronic
Olympus America Inc. Medtronic Olympus America Inc.
Teleflex Olympus America Inc. Teleflex
7F A C U LT Y
Ted L. Anderson, MD, PhD Cara R. King, DO, MS Stacey A. Scheib, MD
Vice Chair for Clinical Operations and Quality, Section Chair, Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Director of Minimally Invasive Gynecology,
Vanderbilt University Medical School, Surgery, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Louisiana State University - New Orleans,
Nashville, Tennessee Madison, Wisconsin New Orleans, Louisiana
Amber Bradshaw-Whitear, MD Kimberly A. Kho, MD Jessica A. Shepherd, MD, MBA
Director of Robotic Surgery, Ogden Regional Director, Fellowship in Minimally Invasive Minimally Invasive Gynecology,
Medical Center, Ogden, Utah Gynecologic Surgery, University of Texas Baylor Scott & White Women’s Health Group,
Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas
Douglas N. Brown, MD
Division of Gynecological Specialty Surgery, Franklin D. Loffer, M.D. Sangeeta Senapati, MD, MS
Columbia University Medical Center, Medical Director, AAGL Associate Professor, NorthShore University
New York, New York Paradise Valley, Arizona HealthSystem, Evanston, Illinois
Jorge F. Carrillo, MD Javier F. Magrina, MD Matthew T. Siedhoff, MD, MSCR
Associate Professor, Orlando VA Medical Center Director of FMIGS, Mayo Clinic Arizona, Associate Professor, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center,
University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Phoenix, Arizona Los Angeles, California
James N. Casey, MD Nichole Mahnert, MD Kimberly A. Swan, MD
Assistant Professor, Minimally Invasive Assistant Professor, Gynecology, Banner University Associate Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Gynecologic Surgery, Carilion Clinic, Virginia Tech Medical Center, Phoenix, Arizona University of Kansas Medical Center,
Roanoke, Virginia Kansas City, Kansas
Gretchen E.H. Makai, MD
Aarathi Cholkeri-Singh, MD Director, Division of Minimally-Invasive May S. Thomassee, MD
Associate Director, Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery, Christiana Care, Assistant Professor (Clinical), Louisiana State
Gynecologic Surgery, Advocate Lutheran General Newark, Deleware University, Lafayette, Louisiana
Hospital, Park Ridge, Ilinois
Patricia J. Mattingly, MD Mireille D. Truong, MD
Nita A. Desai, MD, MBA Director of Minimally Invasive Director of Minimally Invasive
Associate Fellowship Director – MIGS, Gynecologic Surgery & Pelvic Pain Gynecologic Surgery
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, Novant Health Virginia Commonwealth University Medical
Phoenix, Arizona Charlotte, North Carolina Center, Richmond, Virginia
Jon I. Einarsson, MD, PhD, MPH Magdy P. Milad, MD Maria Victoria Vargas, MD, MSc
Director of MIGS, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Albert B. Gerbie, MD, Professor of Obstetrics and Assistant Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Boston, Massachusetts Gynecology, Northwestern Medicine George Washington University School of Medicine,
Chicago, Illinois Washington, DC - Disctrict of Columbia
Gerald J. Harkins, MD
Fellowship Director MIGS, Penn State Hershey Douglas Miyazaki, MD Megan N. Wasson, DO
Medical Center, Hershey, Pennsylvania Associate Professor, WomanCare, Novant Health, Senior Associate Consultant, Department of
Wake Forest University, Campbell University, Gynecologic Surgery, Mayo Clinic Arizona,
Hye-Chun Hur, MD, MPH Winston-Salem, North Carolina Phoenix, Arizona
Minimally Invasive Gynecology, Columbia
University Medical Center, New York, New York Jamal Mourad, DO Kelly N. Wright, MD
Director, Department of Minimally Invasive Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgeon,
Bruce S. Kahn, MD Gynecologic Surgery, University of Arizona Cedars-Sinai Medical Center,
Program Director, Fellowship in Minimally College of Medicine, Phoenix, Arizona Los Angeles, California
Invasive Gynecologic Surgery, Scripps Clinic,
San Diego, California Resad P. Pasic, MD, PhD Johnny Yi, MD
Professor, Director MIGS Fellowship, University of Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Jason D. Kennedy Louisville Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky Mayo Clinic Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona
Meditation Instructor/Content Creator/Coach,
University of North Carolina, Wilmington, Kristin E. Patzkowsky, MD Amanda C. Yunker, DO, MSCR
Los Angeles, California Assistant Professor, Gynecology and Obstetrics Assistant Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Division Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery Vanderbilt University Medical Center,
Jin Hee “Jeannie” Kim, MD Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland Nashville, Tennessee
Fellowship Director, Minimally Invasive
Gynecologic Surgery, Columbia University Medical James K. Robinson, MD, MS
Center, New York, New York Director, Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery,
MedStar Washington Hospital Center,
Washington, DC - District of Columbia
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