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How does US surgical training compare to Australia’s? Dr Ngoc Ha explored this at the ACS Congress with support from the RACS John Buckingham Grant. Read about her insights in Surgical News: tinyurl.com/3pva4a7v #RACS #SurgicalEducation

Meet Dr. Wiremu MacFater, ENT Trainee & 2024 RACS scholarship recipient. His research addresses middle-ear infections in Māori children while mentoring Indigenous medical professionals. Read his story in Surgical News: tinyurl.com/24xrp6ek

Dr. Ashraf Tokhi, RACS scholarships and grant recipient, completes UK Fellowship in advanced Upper GI cancer surgery. Set to bring cutting-edge endoscopic and robotic techniques back to Australia. Read his story in Surgical News: tinyurl.com/2s3unbs3

Heartfelt thanks and applause for Associate Professor Kerin Fielding at this morning's Women in Surgery breakfast, on all her work, advocacy and support on her last day as RACS President. RACS ASC 2025: asc.surgeons.org/ #RACS25 #RACSurgeons #womeninsurgery

“Be careful with this word innovation. It’s not always new shiny things.” Professor David Beard, on the potential pitfalls of clinical trials, at this morning's plenary, "From innovation to excellence: supporting the journey". RACS ASC 2025: asc.surgeons.org/

“Impact only occurs if it reaches the patient.” Professor Peter Choong on academic surgery, on day three, RACS Annual Scientific Congress (ASC) 2025: asc.surgeons.org/ #RACS25 #RACSurgeons #academicsurgery #impact #UniversityofMelbourne #professorpeterchoong

For those who couldn’t make it to the RACS ASC this weekend (3-6 May), we’re sharing a little piece of the experience. This stunning Ken Done painting, Postcard from Sydney, is hanging in the International Convention Centre. We wish you were here. #RACS25

Some of our Kiwi surgeons getting ready ahead of the Convocation Ceremony. With 253 new Fellows, this is the largest cohort in recent years to be formally welcomed into the College. #RACS25

The Foundation for Surgery Fundraising Gala took place on Friday evening to raise funds for the Foundation for Surgery and support the work of RACS Global Health. It was inspiring to hear from keynote speakers speak about their work in the Pacific and beyond.

Are you at the RACS ASC in Sydney? Don't forget to visit the RACS booth in the exhibition. Grab your goodie bag and crazy socks (CrazySocks4Docs Day is next month!) or just say "hi" to the friendly College staff. The 93rd RACS Annual Scientific Congress (ASC) runs 3 May-6 May.

We're off and away. Outgoing RACS President, Associate Professor Kerin Fielding, has officially lifted the curtain on the 93rd RACS Annual Scientific Congress (ASC) 2025. asc.surgeons.org/ #RACS25 #RACSurgeons #RACSASC2025 #innovation #excellence #precision #joinus

Thank you to our platinum partner Medtronic for their support of the RACS ASC 2025. Your partnership plays a vital role in the ASC’s continued success, and we look forward to welcoming you in Sydney for another incredible event. Pop in to see the Medtronic team at booth 33 today.

Shoutout to Gore for their incredible support as a Silver Partner of the RACS ASC 2025. Your contribution is crucial to the success of this event, and we can’t wait to continue this journey together in Sydney. See you there!