From residency to retirement 
A surgeon’s Woodstock(0)
February 1, 2020
The selfless actions of a surgeon who treated patients at the iconic Woodstock Festival underscore the range of surgical skills and compassion that surgeons of all generations would benefit from possessing.
Winning the lottery
The benefits of exhibiting gratitude and humility in providing care to the surgical patient are described.
Caring: Isn’t that why we went to medical school?
The traits of a caring physician, including setting patient expectations, are summarized.
Moving the mark on harassment in surgical training
The importance of upholding standards of conduct and the role surgical trainees can play in promoting a positive, equitable learning environment on explored.
Medical Student Program at Clinical Congress has lasting impact
A fourth-year medical school student describes her experience as a participant in the Medical Student Program at Clinical Congress.
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- Retired surgeons as peer teachers in resident medical education: An underused resource
- Race and residency training in the post-Charlottesville era
- A trauma surgeon on trial
- ACS Health Policy Scholar reports on the value of small acts
- The surgical cap: Symbol, science, argument, and evidence
- Surgical training, global surgery, and a generally applicable training model
- Training and networking opportunities for medical students at the ACS Clinical Congress
- Principles of leadership for the young surgeon
- A rural surgeon looks back on his experiences
- Trust: The keystone of the physician-patient relationship
