Our new mentoring platform is now open to mentors 🙌 It's designed to help you grow, connect and lead. No matter where you are in your surgical career, your insights could make all the difference. Join us: #MedEd #MedTwitter

How can we support colleagues to be their authentic selves? Join @PRiSM_Surgery for a free webinar on visibility, belonging & the power of allyship in surgery. Professor Vivekananda-Schmidt, @GinnyAB & @karenkchui lead the conversation. Book for 24 Feb:

It's #TimeToTalk. If something’s on your mind, our Confidential Support and Advice Service (CSAS) is here for you—24/7. Whether you're facing work or personal challenges, you don’t have to go through it alone. Find out more:

Every surgeon has a story to tell and lessons to share. Now, it’s your turn. Become a mentor on our new platform and support the surgeons following in your footsteps. Register today:

The NHS aims to deliver an extra 40,000 appointments, operations & diagnostics weekly to help reduce waiting times. Register for our webinar on 20 February to hear @svig2 outline strategies to shorten waiting times and improve patient access to care:

Could 2025 be the year you win an educational bursary? 💰 Let us invest in your surgical future with £1,000 to spend on one of our courses. Apply by 2 March:

Closing tomorrow 📢 This is your chance to build on the achievements Council has made and lead on the priorities you care about. Influence policy, advocate for our members and collaborate with industry leaders. Nominate yourself now:

Only a few tickets left 📢 Join us at the College on 11 March for an evening of conversation and connection with the Women in Surgery Forum. Network, share insights and explore how we can shape a more inclusive future for surgery 💪 Register now:

Heading to Belfast for the @ASiTofficial conference? Start the event right at our free pre-conference reception on Thursday 6 March. Open to all members—don’t miss the chance to connect and network. Book now:

Are you passionate about surgical education and training? We’re developing a new ST3-level skills course, and you can help shape it. From course design to content creation, be part of something big. Apply by 6 February:

How is surgical care evolving? The latest #Annals explores the balance between timely intervention and careful decision-making. From CT reporting to survival after abdominal trauma, we look at how every second counts in February's issue. Read now:

What happens when healthcare professionals become patients? In The Theatre's latest episode, José Martínez shares his personal story of strength, vulnerability and the connections between professional and personal lives. 🎧Tune in:

Have you applied to our One Year Research Fellowship yet? Get 12 months of funding for projects on any aspect of surgery or surgical care allowing you to focus on the topic that matters most to you. Apply by 26 February. For eligibility details:

RT @PRiSM_Surgery: 🚨Are you an LGBTQ+ healthcare professional or an ally passionate about supporting your colleagues? 🌈 📌

Be the first to apply for one of our £1,000 educational bursaries 🙌 If you have strong leadership and teamwork skills, our bursaries could help you attend one of our courses by covering fees and travel expenses. Which one would you take? Eligibility:

What factors influence radiation exposure during hip fracture surgery? January's #Annals looks at a study that highlights the relationship between fracture type, implant choice & surgery duration in femur fracture fixation. What were the results? Read:

@SadiaFaiq Welcome to our College 🙌

In @guardian, our President, Tim Mitchell raises concerns about delays to the New Hospital Programme. Writing that the government “cannot afford to ignore the decaying and dilapidated buildings affecting productivity and care on a daily basis.” More:

@Hemanshoo14 @uclsurgsoc And if you do, we have some great resources to get you started: 🙌

What do an efficiency system developed for Japanese manufacturing and a care improvement method launched in Leeds have in common, and how can they work together to improve patient outcomes? Find out in January's #Bulletin: