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ForwardSGO Fellows Bootcamp: Your Jumpstart into Fellowship (2025-2026)
The SGO Fellows Bootcamp is a national online course designed for first-year gynecologic oncology fellows or fellows in a research year who have not yet begun clinical training. This course is not recommended for residents or fellow candidates.
Built around ACGME Milestone Level 1, the curriculum helps bridge the gap from residency to fellowship—strengthening surgical readiness, clinical confidence, and specialty-specific medical knowledge.
This newly revised edition features:
- Updated, bite-sized content for easier learning and retention
- Google Classroom integration to foster accessibility, engagement, and community among fellows
- Three weekly content drops (Mon/Wed/Fri) with videos, audio lessons, quizzes, and discussion prompts.
Modules include: Surgical Anatomy, Common Chemotherapies, Targeted Therapies, Immunotherapy, Radiation Basics and Complications, Goals of Care, Palliative Care, Statistics, Manuscript Writing, Clinical Trial Design, and more.
Join the next cohort and start your fellowship with confidence—whether you’re beginning your first clinical year or preparing during research time.
SGO acknowledges the generous support of this program by the following partners:
Target Audience
First year fellows in gyn onc, gyn onc fellows in research year
Learning Objectives
1. Bridge the transition from residency to fellowship by reinforcing core medical knowledge and foundational principles in gynecologic oncology, including surgical anatomy, chemotherapy, radiation, and palliative care.
2. Develop early competency and confidence in key domains of gynecologic oncology practice—surgical preparation and ergonomics, clinical reasoning, treatment planning, and multidisciplinary collaboration—consistent with ACGME Milestone Level 1 expectations
3. Foster professional identity formation and community building through interactive discussions, reflective exercises, and wellness-focused content that promote lifelong learning, peer connection, and resilience in fellowship training.