Events
November Annual Academic Surgery Conference
Date: Friday 15 - Saturday 16 November 2024
Venue: National Wine Centre of Australia, Cnr Hackney and Botanic Roads, Adelaide, SA 5000, South Australia
Full Registration: $250
Student Registration: $100
Dinner: $89 (excluding drinks)
REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
To register for the event please click on the following link.
NAASC
Registration
PROVISIONAL PROGRAM NOW AVAILABLE
Please click on the link or QR code below to access the Provisional Program.
2024
NAASC Provisional Program
CONFERENCE DINNER
Date: Friday 15 November 2024, 6:30pm
All attendees are welcome to attend the conference dinner, this is a great opportunity to network with colleagues. TIckets are $89 (excluding drinks) and can be purchased through the registration link
EARLY COLLABORATIVE STUDY IDEAS WORKSHOP
A new session has been introduced to the NAASC program to foster early collaborative research. The Early Collaborative Study Ideas Workshop will be an hour session held on Saturday 16 November and is an opportunity for early surgical research ideas/studies to be presented in front of a panel of experienced Academic Surgeons. If you have an idea for a collaborative study, find out moreinformation and submit your abstract here
.Abstracts close on 16 October 2024 at 11.45pm ACST
If you have any questions, please email [email protected] with your query in the subject line.
Developing a Career and Skills in Academic Surgery (DCAS) Course
Face to Face meeting in Christchurch, New Zealand
Date: Monday 6 May 2024
Venue: The Christchurch Club, 154 Worcester Street, Christchurch, New Zealand
The DCAS 2024 Full Program is available here (PDF 7.58MB) (PDF 7.58MB).
Have you ever considered involvement with publication or presentation of any academic work? Then the 2024 DCAS Course is for you! With an extensive list of revered local faculty and several influential Association for Academic Surgery and international invited speakers, the 2024 DCAS course promises both an informative and engaging program.
About DCAS:
This course was created to help delegates understand the early stages of establishing a career in academic surgery and to broaden their network of experiences colleagues. The target audience of this course includes medical students, surgical trainees, research Fellows, early career academics, Younger Fellows and any surgeons with an interest in academic surgery.
Course Goals:
• To promote the positive, inclusive aspects of academic surgery
• To inspire and recruit potential academic surgeons
• To provide an insight into academic practice
The DCAS Course is held annually by the Sections of Academic Surgery on the Monday preceding the RACS Annual Scientific Congress (ASC).
Contact Details:
E: [email protected]
P: +618 219 0926