Medical education does not end upon graduation from residency or fellowship. Depending on the type of practice you join, the needs of your patient population, and your personal practice-building goals, you may need to learn additional procedural skills as an attending. There are several ways to go about doing this. The best option will depend on several factors, including whether or not the procedure is already performed by someone in your group, usage of a new or unfamiliar device, and complexity of the procedure, among others. It is important to know what resources and support are available to you and utilize these appropriately for your professional development.