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ACS Core General Surgery Review Course Enhances Knowledge on Key Concepts

November 18, 2025

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The ACS invites residents to participate in the ACS Core General Surgery Review, an intensive and comprehensive online course tailored for surgical residents seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in general surgery.

This engaging program aims to provide thorough preparation for residents who are gearing up for general surgery qualifying examinations or who may be considering a transition into general surgery practice or advanced training.

The course may be used to identify strengths and areas for additional study in the essential content areas of general surgery, including:

  • Abdomen
  • Alimentary
  • Breast and Endocrine
  • Trauma and Critical Care
  • Vascular, Infections/Wounds, and Skin Cancer
  • Perioperative Care and Palliative Care
  • Surgical Specialty and Applied Science

By the end of the course, residents will be able to discuss the key points in preoperative, operative, and postoperative patient care in the essential content areas of general surgery; identify areas to strengthen in their medical and patient care knowledge; and more.

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