Course overview

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Before you cut, biopsy, refer to surgery, or call a lesion “normal,” you need to know exactly what you’re looking at. The Queen’s Optical Diagnosis Course is an immersive, two-day program focused on the fundamentals and clinical application of optical diagnosis across the GI tract, from the hypopharynx to the colon.

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Designed for all endoscopists, this course is relevant whether you practice advanced third-space endoscopy, community endoscopy, surgery, or general gastroenterology. Regardless of setting or experience level, accurate real-time optical diagnosis underpins every endoscopic decision.

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Participants will receive hands-on exposure to magnifying endoscopes and advanced imaging technologies, alongside structured teaching from expert faculty. The course emphasizes practical pattern recognition, decision-making, and integration of optical diagnosis into everyday clinical practice, supported by leading endoscopy vendors in Canada.

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Optical diagnosis is not a niche skill—it is a core competency. Join us in Kingston, Ontario, Canada for a focused, high-yield educational experience that will change how you see, interpret, and act during endoscopy.

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Fees

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Trainees: $200 ($150 early bird pricing until Feb 13, 2026)

Includes accommodation (shared double room) and meals (breakfast & lunch) if finalized by March 15, 2026. 
After March 15, registration includes meals (breakfast & lunch) and group discounted rate for accommodation
Refund policy: If canceled by March 13, 2026, $100 will be refunded

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Staff: $300 ($200 early bird pricing until Feb 13, 2026)

Includes meals (breakfast & lunch) and group discounted rate for accommodation
Refund policy: If canceled by March 13, 2026, $150 will be refunded