03-11-2026 @ 09:00 - 04-11-2026 @ 17:00
Europa Hotel Belfast
As part of the Project 90 celebrations, we are delighted to announce a brand-new format for the Ulster Society of Gastroenterology Autumn meeting.
This autumn, we will be holding a 2-day event on the Tuesday 3rd and Wednesday 4th November, with the 3rd November specifically designed for aspiring general medical physicians and gastroenterologists across Northern Ireland. We present a day filled with talks and practical sessions giving genuine insight into a career in medicine and gastroenterology. This will include CV and interview tips, honest discussions on life as a medical registrar, showcasing Gastroenterology training pathways, and a fully equipped Endoscopy village with multiple hands-on stations including the opportunity to manage your very first upper GI bleed in a supported, practical setting. Throughout the day, you will hear from the current President of the BSG, Dr Harriet Gordon, have the chance to speak directly with current trainees and consultants, and gain invaluable, practical advice on navigating applications and interviews. A particular highlight is the Endoscopy village, which offers a rare opportunity to gain early exposure to procedural skills that are often difficult to access at junior level. The day is aimed at junior resident doctors from F1 upwards who are considering or curious about a future career in gastroenterology.
Places will be limited, and to ensure committed attendance, a small upfront fee will be required, which will be fully refunded upon attendance on the day. We expect significant interest, particularly given the opportunity to access this experience locally, so we strongly encourage you to share with colleagues and join the USG mailing list here to be among the first to apply.
Please save the dates in your diary and we look forward to sharing more details about the USG-BSG Joint Autumn Meeting programme, featuring a mix of local and national experts, closer to the time, along with key dates for Call for Abstracts and Registration.
This autumn, we will be holding a 2-day event on the Tuesday 3rd and Wednesday 4th November, with the 3rd November specifically designed for aspiring general medical physicians and gastroenterologists across Northern Ireland. We present a day filled with talks and practical sessions giving genuine insight into a career in medicine and gastroenterology. This will include CV and interview tips, honest discussions on life as a medical registrar, showcasing Gastroenterology training pathways, and a fully equipped Endoscopy village with multiple hands-on stations including the opportunity to manage your very first upper GI bleed in a supported, practical setting. Throughout the day, you will hear from the current President of the BSG, Dr Harriet Gordon, have the chance to speak directly with current trainees and consultants, and gain invaluable, practical advice on navigating applications and interviews. A particular highlight is the Endoscopy village, which offers a rare opportunity to gain early exposure to procedural skills that are often difficult to access at junior level. The day is aimed at junior resident doctors from F1 upwards who are considering or curious about a future career in gastroenterology.
Places will be limited, and to ensure committed attendance, a small upfront fee will be required, which will be fully refunded upon attendance on the day. We expect significant interest, particularly given the opportunity to access this experience locally, so we strongly encourage you to share with colleagues and join the USG mailing list here to be among the first to apply.
Please save the dates in your diary and we look forward to sharing more details about the USG-BSG Joint Autumn Meeting programme, featuring a mix of local and national experts, closer to the time, along with key dates for Call for Abstracts and Registration.