Owlstown Text-Only

GW EMBERS Research Lab

Endocrine, MIS, Breast, and Education Research in Surgery
Go to full site
Home
People
Publications

Surgical Education and Training in the US: a Collaborative Effort to Deliver the Next Generation of Surgeons

Journal article

H. Jackson, K. Vaziri, B. Bass
Indian Journal of Surgery, 2021
Semantic Scholar DOI PubMedCentral PubMed
Cite

Cite

APA   Click to copy
Jackson, H., Vaziri, K., & Bass, B. (2021). Surgical Education and Training in the US: a Collaborative Effort to Deliver the Next Generation of Surgeons. Indian Journal of Surgery.

Chicago/Turabian   Click to copy
Jackson, H., K. Vaziri, and B. Bass. “Surgical Education and Training in the US: a Collaborative Effort to Deliver the Next Generation of Surgeons.” Indian Journal of Surgery (2021).

MLA   Click to copy
Jackson, H., et al. “Surgical Education and Training in the US: a Collaborative Effort to Deliver the Next Generation of Surgeons.” Indian Journal of Surgery, 2021.

BibTeX   Click to copy 

@article{h2021a,
  title = {Surgical Education and Training in the US: a Collaborative Effort to Deliver the Next Generation of Surgeons},
  year = {2021},
  journal = {Indian Journal of Surgery},
  author = {Jackson, H. and Vaziri, K. and Bass, B.}
}

Abstract

The foundational principles of surgical training in the USA are based on didactic education, structured skill training, and experiential learning in surgical patient care with the supervision of surgical faculty. A consortium of professional organizations, academic institutions, and teaching hospitals with surgical faculty provide the structural framework, policies, and curriculum to train and evaluate surgeons capable of independent practice. This manuscript describes the roles of the organizations responsible for surgical training in the USA and highlights areas in evolution in the modern surgical education landscape.