A residency in Gastroenterology includes theoretical and clinical practice modules.
Key characteristics of the theoretical training are the interdisciplinary nature of the subjects as well as the emphasis on independent study. Residents learn how to work with current literature, analyze medical information, and relate the theoretical knowledge gained to their practical clinical experience.
Theoretical training in gastroenterology corresponds to modern demands and clinical guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal tract diseases.
A Residency in Gastroenterology is designed to prepare qualified, trained medical specialists in gastroenterology . They will have the ability to work autonomously in a specialized area of medicine, including high-technology medical care. The education will provide trainees with an excellent and broad background in fundamental medical science and with the professional, technical, and clinical skills necessary in their field. The trainees will also acquire in-depth knowledge of related disciplines.
