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“The IGCS fellowship is truly a community of persons that are very involved in your learning and your personal development. Mentors were really interested in the cases and would look forward to updates. I valued the input of everyone on the call. A great learning resource.”..
“I wish I could become a specialist in gynecologic oncology in order to help the women in Vietnam and develop cancer screening. I joined the IGCS fellowship to broaden my knowledge and enhance the surgical skills to help my dream come true. One of the happiest things when I join the project is that I have opportunities to meet my awesome mentors who are willing to support me and enhance my journey.”..
“IGCS support of mentorship at our own site with international gynecologic oncologists and with the high burden of gynecologic malignancies in our referral hospital made my training to effective to the standard. the monthly tumor board sessions of difficult case managements’ decisions were paramount of importance. The strict requirement of RED CAP case log entry was also made the number of procedures, I have to fulfill for uncommon conditions was even tighter, but I got the requirements..
“Thanks everyone, for giving me this opportunity. I am grateful to the mentors, Prof Lee, Prof Ueda, Dr. Jane, Dr. Okoth, Dr. Carol, Dr. Oryem, Dr. Thomas Randall for starting this programme in Uganda. The IGCS team for accepting to take on the programme. My mentors, both local and international. My colleagues especially Shaki. Today’s examiners. And great thanks to Susan who has helped coordinate our learning.”..
“I would like to thank IGCS for coordinating this gyn oncology fellowship. Many thanks to the mentors (both international and local) for their tireless efforts to make it possible for me to successfully complete this program.”..
“I want to sincerely thank the International mentors, Prof Coven and Prof Barry, for their tireless commitment and guidance throughout the fellowship. Our local mentors Prof Omenge, Dr. Itsura, Dr. Tonui and Dr. Elly for their exemplary mentorship.”..
“It takes a village….” That is exactly what the IGCS family has been for me, a cornucopia of knowledge, skills and support from an eclectic group that has completely and utterly been selfless in the dissipation of their services to the study of women’s cancers. It has been an avenue where one’s potential is allowed to grow and flourish without inhibition. I am indebted to my local mentors at Moi University who guided my every step to be the best gynecologic oncologist that I could be a..
“Thank you to the International Gynaecology and Cancer Society for allowing me to undertake this program. It’s an honour to be the first Fijian and Pacific Islander to complete the IGCS fellowship program. This has taught me to see gynaecological cancers from a new perspective. I now have more knowledge and skills in this field thus had changed my approach to gynaecological malignancies. I also wish to sincerely thank my mentors for their hard work in supporting my journey through this I..
“IGCS Global Curriculum and Mentorship Program is a well-structured and comprehensive two-year fellowship in gynaecologic oncology which is more relevant in countries like Nepal where there is limited or lack of formal training courses. I feel very lucky to be an IGCS fellow mentored by many national and international authorities in cancer care. I believe that Nepalese cancer patients will hugely benefit in the days to come using this excellent IGCS academic platform. I would also like to ..
“It is my privilege to be able to join the IGCS global curriculum. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to my mentors Prof. Hextan Ngan (HK), Dr. Kayu Tse (HK), and Dr. Li Zhang (SZ), for making a great effort to help me with the training. And I would like to thank Dr. Joseph Ng and his team for recruiting us to this fantastic IGCS training and helping us overcome many difficulties caused by the Covid-19 pandemic to complete it. My training program was very well-structured, and I..