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Surgical Education

Newly Matched Residents: Register Today for ACSResidency Readiness Course

March 31, 2026

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Newly matched physicians seeking to begin their surgical residencies with confidence are encouraged to register for a new ACSResidency Readiness Course. This 3-day, in-person course will be held in June to give new residents a last-minute booster of preparation before they start their surgical intern year in July. 

Hosted at ACSHeadquarters in Chicago, Illinois, June 15–17, the program combines hands-on skills training with practical sessions focused on the clinical and professional expectations of residency. Participants will work through real-world call scenarios, review core postoperative care principles, get feedback on basic technical skills, and learn strategies for navigating their new responsibilities—so they can hit the ground running. Designed for students between graduation and residency start, this course helps build technical ability, clinical judgment, and confidence. 

Space is limited, so make sure to . Contact cbuchignani@facs.org for more information.

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