Q: What is myTIPreport - and how do I use it?
A: myTIPreport is a mandatory evaluation platform for fellows, requiring a minimum of 5 evaluations per fellow each month. Supervising faculty members are responsible for regularly evaluating fellow performance. For a demonstration of how to utilize this platform effectively, you can refer to SurgeryU.

Q: I want to help give back to our field - what is my best way to get involved as a fellow?
A: FMIGS has a number of Committees and different Special Interest Groups (SIGs) that you can get involved in as a fellow. Please read through the different types of Committees and reach out to their chair(s) in order to learn how to get more involved: FMIGS Contacts.

Q: I would like greater resources for research. Where should I start?
A: If you desire to access a research network with monetary support, the SGS FMIGS Fellows Pelvic Research Network (FPRN) may be the route for you. Read through the requirements for submitting a research idea in order to apply for the support of the FPRN.

Q: How do I document my cases during fellowship?
A: The ACGME Case Log System serves as the mandated platform for fellows to enter their cases. Case numbers are monitored by the Program Director, Case Log Committee, and Site Review Committee to ensure that residents meet the minimum graduation requirements for case volume. For a demonstration on how to effectively utilize this platform, residents can visit SurgeryU to view the ACGME Case Log Tutorial.

Q: Where can I access webinars, fellowship curriculum, and other fellowship-related content?
A: You can find a wealth of resources, including webinars, fellowship curriculum, and other fellowship-related content, on AAGL Connect.

Q: Will there be Fairs to allow candidates for fellowship to learn more about each fellowship site?
A: Yes, each year we host two days of Fellowship fairs via Zoom. These fairs provide candidates with the opportunity to learn about various programs, engage with Program Directors, and ask questions to aid in their program selection process. Typically held in March and April. Next year's fairs will be scheduled on Saturday, April 26, 2025.

Q: Where can I find the FMIGS reading list, the curriculum, or other additional fellowship resources?
A: AAGL Connect hosts a variety of resources including the Fellowship Case Minimums, Accreditation and Review Policy, Educational Objectives, Reading List, Online Resources, FMIGS Milestones, Educational Curriculum, and FMIGS Program Requirements. You can access these resources by visiting AAGL Connect.

Q: What is the purpose of the AAGL Grievance Committee?
A: The AAGL Grievance Committee serves the purpose of receiving and investigating complaints made under the AAGL Anti-Harassment Policy. Additionally, the Committee is tasked with making recommendations to the AAGL Board of Directors for responsive actions regarding substantiated complaints.

Q: Where can I access AAGL Anti-Harassment policies?
A: Policies such as the Inclusion & Diversity Policy, Grievance Committee Policy, and AAGL Anti-Harassment Policy can be found on the Anti-Harassment Policies page.

Q: What are the case minimums for graduation from MIGS fellowship?
A: See case minimums by visiting AAGL Connect.