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Fellowship Training Program Director Resources

Fellow Assessment Tools: Surgical Log and Milestones

 
The Fellow Assessment: Surgical Log and Milestones form should be submitted bi-annually by Fellowship Training Program Directors. Forms should be submitted in January and July regardless of the fellow's start date. The assessment includes an operative and a non-operative milestone assessment. For the milestones, if you are having more than 1 faculty member assessing fellow(s) please average the assessment and send only 1 form.  

Milestones will now be submitted through the TAC Portal. Program Directors will be able to access fellow surgical logs and fill out the milestones through the portal. 

Managed Time Policy Webinar

The Managed Time Policy Webinar was held on December 10, 2025. All Program Directors and Fellowship Coordinators/Admin were invited to attend the meeting. Below is the recorded version.

Behavior-Based Interviewing in a Virtual World Webinar

The Fellowship Training Committee (FTC) hosted a session for Fellowship Training Programs about virtual interviewing on February 24, 2021. Below is the recorded version.

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Program Accreditation Information

 
The Transplant Accreditation & Certification Council (TACC) has established guidelines and standards for programs to earn and maintain Fellowship Training Program Accreditation. It is the responsibility of all programs and fellows to review the document and be familiar with the requirements.  

Fellowship Training Director Job Description

 
The Fellowship Training Director job description was developed to offer guidance to Accredited Training Programs and Fellowship Training Directors to assist in understanding the responsibilities associated with Abdominal Transplant Surgery Fellowships. 

Transplant Accreditation & Certification Council 

The Transplant Accreditation & Certification Council (TACC) was established by ASTS in January 2017 to oversee accreditation functions and develop a pathway for fellow certification.  

Match Violations

The Transplant Accreditation & Certification Council (TACC) is responsible for protecting the integrity of the SF Match process by ensuring that all match participants and Fellowship Training Programs follow the rules and policies established by SF Match and TACC.