2025 ACG/VGS/MASGNA Postgraduate Course in Gastroenterology A Great Success!
The Virginia Gastroenterological Society co-hosted the 26th annual ACG/VGS/ODSGNA meeting September 5–7, 2025 at the Williamsburg Lodge. The 2025 course directors brought together regional and national thought leaders in the field of gastroenterology for a comprehensive learning weekend:
- Patty T. Wang, MD
- Dennis Kumral, MD, FACG
- Eileen Dauz, BSN, RN, CGRN, CFER, CER
- Catherine Bauman, RNBS, MBA, CGRN, CFER
The three-day course kicked off Friday with the ACG Esophagus School (8.25 CME/MOC Credits). On Saturday and Sunday, the ACG/VGS/MASGNA Regional Postgraduate Course in Gastroenterology offered sessions on Upper GI/Motility, Liver, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Functional GI, Fellows’ Presentations, Pancreaticobiliary Disease, Lower GI, and Endoscopy (11.25 CME/MOC pts). The Alvin M. Zfass, MD, MACG Lecture was delivered on Sunday morning by Dr. Vivek Kaul, University of Rochester Medical Center: Difficult Bile Duct Stones: How I Do It.
The 2026 meeting will be held on a *SPECIAL EARLY DATE* August 28–30, 2026 at the Williamsburg Lodge. We invite all attendees and their families to visit historic Colonial Williamsburg during the meeting — where “the future may learn from the past.”
For more information on the course, including registration links, visit the Annual Meeting page this spring.
Please follow the VGS on @X at @VirginiaGastro. Thank you for your continued support of the Virginia Gastroenterological Society. We look forward to seeing you next September in Williamsburg!
