General surgery resident receives prestigious award from American College of Surgeons.
Caldwell Receives Chassin Award for Professionalism
Stories about surgical education and trainees, featuring residents, fellows, faculty and training centers.
General surgery resident receives prestigious award from American College of Surgeons.
Local non-profit, SOfA gains support from SAGES with resident partnership
Washington University Nerve Course draws practicing surgeons from around the world to learn latest advances in nerve surgery.
Faculty and residents receive awards for excellence in medical student education.
Rossetti, Shepherd and Roberts named winners at 23rd Samuel A. Wells, Jr. Research Day.
General surgery resident recognized for outstanding work in cancer research, invited to AHPBA 2024 Annual Meeting
General surgery residents test laparoscopic skills ahead of SAGES competition.
Accomplished transplant surgeon and surgical educator to lead training program in 2024.
Faculty and trainees in the Department of Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis utilize novel perfusion technology to advance surgical care.
Leading efforts to elevate surgical education at Washington University School of Medicine.
Will Gerull, MD, selected for competitive grant to pursue research on surgical simulation and education as incoming WISE fellow.
Congratulations to our 2023 vascular surgery residency and fellowship graduates!
Congratulations to our 2023 urologic surgery residency and fellowship graduates!
General surgery resident recognized by American Association for Thoracic Surgery lung transplant research.
Washington University general surgery resident Daniel Colchado, MD, selected to conduct funded research in Plastic Surgery Research Laboratory.
Congratulations to our 2023 plastic and reconstructive surgery residency and fellowship graduates!
Congratulations to our 2023 general surgery residency graduates!
Resident finalists present groundbreaking research and faculty vote to select winners at 2023 Wells Research Day Competition.
Accomplished surgeon and educator to oversee training programs.
Two general surgery residents recently received international research fellowships. These highly competitive fellowships will support the residents during their lab time.
Renowned surgical educator to lead national organization.
Recipient of Pearson Fellowship to study approaches to lung transplant and benign esophageal disease at Washington University.
General surgery residents refine minimally invasive surgical skills and compete at WISE and SAGES.
Washington University surgical skills lab accredited and commended once again by the American College of Surgeons for top-tier education and programming.
Center for Collaborative Care Decisions’ inaugural bootcamp attracts international audience to address shared decision making.
Cardiothoracic trainees present research and visiting professor delivers lecture at annual Kouchoukos Research Day.
ACS-AEI fellow Tiffany Brocke, MD, seeks to advance surgical education for the next generation of trainees.
We asked some of our current interns what they are most excited to do or accomplish this academic year.
General Surgery Residency Program Director Paul Wise selected to APDS executive committee.
Department of Surgery faculty and staff participate in training for residency and fellowship leaders.
John R. Caulk Visiting Professor Gerald Andriole, MD, and Justin J. Cordonnier Visiting Professor Mohammad Allaf, MD, visit the Division of Urology.
Congratulations to graduating urology residents and fellows from the class of 2022.
Visiting professor and research presentations honor legacy of plastic surgery chair.
Eberlein delivers a reflection on the future of surgery and residents present annual awards.
Graduating medical students recognize Michael Awad, MD, PhD, for his commitment to education.
General surgery residents volunteered with Surgical Outreach for the Americas to help patients in El Salvador.
Four finalists presented research at 2022 Samuel A. Wells, Jr., Research Day Competition and two winners were selected by faculty vote
Members of the Department of Surgery had a successful showing at Surgical Education Week (SEW) 2022. Alongside several research presentations, residents and staff were honored with awards and grants from surgical education organizations.
Washington University welcomes Horacio Asbun, MD, for the 19th Annual Eugene M. Bricker Visiting Lecture in Surgery.
General surgery resident Corbin Frye, MD, won the SAGES Top Gun competition for the second year in a row. Frye and his fellow residents hone laparoscopic skills at the Washington University Institute for Surgical Education.
General surgery residents at the Washington University Institute for Surgical Education get hands-on experience with the latest innovations in surgical technology during an introduction to robotic surgery training course.
Washington University pediatric cardiothoracic surgeons and fellows tackle rare heart defects in virtual simulation program.
At the 2020-2021 Distinguished Service Teaching Awards, three members of the department were recognized for their contributions to medical student education.
Washington University urologic surgeons embrace leading-edge robotic techniques to advance clinical care.
Washington University surgery faculty and trainees are evaluating a new virtual reality laparoscopic skills simulator at the WISE Center.
Washington University pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon Jacob Miller, MD, specializes in the surgical treatment of congenital heart and lung conditions at St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Miller joins the faculty after completing world-class surgical training at the School of Medicine.
Residency applicants need to know the fit of a program’s research education to their interests and needs. Ryan C. Fields, MD, the Director of Resident Research for the General Surgery Residency Program at Washington University, explains why WashU is an ideal location for research in surgery.
General Surgery residents give their “best advice” to current or future applications to hospital residencies. Their insight and recommendations reflect their trials, successes, and learning experiences within the application process. They also emphasize how applying to programs like the General Surgery Residency is a major decision that cultivates professional and personal growth as a physician.
Get to know residents Brendan Heiden and Jason Gauthier in the General Surgery residency program, why they chose Washington University School of Medicine for their surgical training and what it’s like to be a resident in St. Louis.
he expertise and advice provided by our attending physicians and surgeons are integral to the development of our residents. We asked those in the General Surgery Residency about the best advice they received from attendings during their time at Washington University.