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Register for Leadership Seminar by Society of Surgical Chairs and ACS Women in Surgery Committee

The Society of Surgical Chairs and the ACS Women in Surgery Committee are hosting a leadership seminar for mid-career surgeons who have previously applied for Chair positions and/or are looking to apply for Chair positions as a next step in their career.

Taking place Saturday, April 15, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm ET at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in Washington DC, the in-person seminar will provide an opportunity for attendees to learn and network with current Surgical Chairs, provide reflection and introspection opportunities, and in-depth discussion with other attendees.

There is no registration fee associated with the seminar. Attendees are responsible to cover the cost of their travel and lodging. The seminar is held before the start of the 2023 ACS Leadership & Advocacy Summit.

The deadline to apply is Friday, February 17.

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Early Bird Registration Ends TODAY for In-Person-Only ACS Cancer Conference

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New Study Shows QI Efforts Can Help Overcome Kidney Transplant Disparities

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Dr. James Drake Discusses His Father’s Legacy as Adult Neurological Surgery Pioneer

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Otolaryngologists Renew Work on National Network for Developing and Mentoring Clinician-Scientists

In June of 2013, leaders of National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) T32-funded resident research training programs in otolaryngology met for an open discussion defining the needs of the academic otolaryngology community to assure a pipeline of well-trained, innovative otolaryngologist-investigators adequate to meet the needs of patients and training programs.

Your SSR Questions Answered: Join February Webinar to Learn about Using Data to Improve Outcomes
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Your SSR Questions Answered: Join February Webinar to Learn about Using Data to Improve Outcomes

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Final Chance: Apply for ACS International Scholarships for Surgical Education by February 1
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Final Chance: Apply for ACS International Scholarships for Surgical Education by February 1

The ACS is offering two international scholarships focused on surgical education in 2023.

Deadline Extended: Apply for 2023 Leadership & Advocacy Summit Resident Travel Award by February 3
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Deadline Extended: Apply for 2023 Leadership & Advocacy Summit Resident Travel Award by February 3

The ACS continues to offer a limited number of scholarships to Resident Members who are interested in attending the upcoming Leadership & Advocacy Summit, April 15–18, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Washington, DC.

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Surgeons Discuss Caregiving, Trauma Model of Well-Being in Final Installment of Surgeon Well-Being Month Content

Well-being is critical for the health, sustainability, and success of surgeons, care teams, and health systems.