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Young Surgeons: Become RAS/YFA Liaison for ACS Committees

February 11, 2025

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Surgeon trainees and young Fellows play a vital role in the ACS as the future of the surgical workforce and leaders within the organization.

To help advance the interests of these cohorts, the Resident and Associate Society (RAS) and Young Fellows Association (YFA) provide liaison positions with ACS committees, workgroups, and advisory councils that allow the opportunity to represent a unique perspective to the broader College, as well as a chance for more active participation in the ACS.

Current opportunities for RAS include:

*This appointment runs through the AAMC, is a 2-year term, and is only open to Resident Members.

Apply to be a RAS Liaison

Current opportunities for the YFA include:

 

Apply to be a YFA Liaison

Applications to get involved are due March 3.

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