AGILE Training Academy transforms complex gastrointestinal concepts into interactive learning experiences. From anatomy and physiology to disease states, diagnostics, procedures, and emerging technologies, AGILE empowers students, trainees, healthcare professionals, and industry teams with engaging, evidence-based education that supports lifelong learning.
AI-designed modules built for the way you actually learn — flexible, self-paced, and accessible on your schedule. Whether you have five minutes between cases or an hour to deep-dive, AGILE adapts to you. Train when you want, how you want, and move through the GI curriculum at your own pace.
✦ THREE Free Modules: GI Anatomy, Medical Terminology & GI Oncology — no credit card requiredProgress from foundational GI anatomy to advanced interventional procedures at your own pace.
A thorough interactive tour from esophagus to rectum. Includes cross-sectional anatomy, blood supply, innervation, and clinical correlates.
Master the language of gastroenterology — prefixes, suffixes, root words, abbreviations, and clinical terms used daily by the GI team.
Comprehensive coverage from GERD and motility disorders to esophageal adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma.
Endoscopic eradication therapy from surveillance to RFA, cryotherapy, and EMR/ESD. Covers Prague criteria, dysplasia grading, and T-staging.
Pancreatitis, cystic lesions (IPMN, MCN, SCN), PDAC resectability criteria, and neuroendocrine tumors — with EUS-guided staging.
Cholelithiasis, cholangitis, PSC, cholangiocarcinoma, and biliary strictures — with ERCP technique, sphincterotomy, stenting, and cholangioscopy.
From basic EUS anatomy and staging to interventional EUS — FNA/FNB, pseudocyst drainage, celiac neurolysis, and hepaticogastrostomy.
Master ERCP from scope setup and cannulation to sphincterotomy, stone extraction, biliary stenting, cholangioscopy, and managing complications.
Comprehensive GI cancer module covering staging, diagnosis, MDT approach, treatment algorithms, and survival data for 7 major GI malignancies.
Understanding every member of the GI multidisciplinary team — their roles, scope, and how they collaborate. Click any skill tag to learn more.
Performs complex diagnostic and therapeutic procedures including EUS, ERCP, EMR, ESD, stenting, and endoscopic resection.
Leads complex GI oncologic operations — esophagectomy, gastrectomy, total mesorectal excision (TME), and minimally invasive oncologic resections.
Specializes in colorectal cancer resections, TME with sphincter preservation, transanal surgery (TEM/TAMIS), stoma care, and complex IBD surgical management.
Expert in hepatic resections, Whipple procedures, distal pancreatectomy, bile duct reconstruction, and liver transplantation — including portal vein resection and reconstruction.
Oversees systemic therapy — chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy — and coordinates neoadjuvant and adjuvant strategies.
Expert in EUS-guided tissue acquisition, staging, and interventional EUS — the bridge between radiology and endoscopy.
Provides definitive tissue diagnosis from biopsies, resections, and EUS-guided specimens. Rapid on-site evaluation (ROSE) and molecular profiling.
Manages sedation and airway in complex procedures — TIVA, monitored anesthesia care, and general anesthesia for high-risk patients.
Partners for TIPS, biliary drainage, TACE, Y-90 radioembolization, and percutaneous access when endoscopic approaches aren't feasible.
Delivers targeted radiation — SBRT, IMRT, proton therapy — for GI malignancies, often combined with systemic therapy.
Coordinates the patient journey through the multidisciplinary team — scheduling, education, clinical trial enrollment, and post-procedure surveillance.
Evaluates hereditary GI cancer syndromes — Lynch, FAP, BRCA-related pancreatic risk — and guides risk-stratified surveillance strategies.
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