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Women in Surgery Committee Seeks Mentors, Mentees

March 10, 2026

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The ACSis seeking applications from women surgeons who want to participate in the Women in Surgery Committee Mentorship Program.

Applications are being accepted for mentors and mentees. Participation as a mentee is an opportunity for early career women surgeons to develop professional relationships with established surgeons practicing in all the specialties represented within the Å˽ðÁ«´«Ã½Ó³»­. Participation as a mentor is for surgeons with 10 or more years in practice to share their knowledge, expertise, and experience in professional and personal development. Applicants must be ACSFellows, Associate Fellows, or in the process of applying for ACSFellowship.

For more information on the program, participation, and eligibility requirements, and to submit an application, visit the Women in Surgery Committee Mentorship Program webpage. Applications are due by May 1.

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