Interested in surgery but torn between which specialty you like the most?? - GUSS is here to help!! Our specialty panel will be your opportunity to hear from and talk to trainees in General surgery, Trauma & Orthopaedics, Urology, ENT, and more! This event will promote discussion between specialties on the hot topics you want to know, and will hopefully leave you feeling informed and perhaps even guide you towards your future career!!

Our specialty panel will be held on campus (location tbc) at 18:30 on Wednesday 1st of May. In order to kick the conversation off early, we have created a form for you to submit any questions prior to the event

Summary

This engaging Specialty Panel Event is a must for anyone with a keen interest in the world of surgery, yet undecided on the specialty that resonates the most with them. Presented by GUSS, this event will allow attendees to engage with trainees from various surgical disciplines including General surgery, Trauma & Orthopaedics, Urology, ENT, and more. Discussions on the most pressing industry topics will be facilitated and are hoped to help guide participants in their future career decision-making. The event will be held on campus at 18:30 on May 1st and you're invited to submit questions ahead of time. Don't miss this informative platform to navigate your potential career path.

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Learning objectives

To explore and understand the different surgical specialities including General surgery, Trauma & Orthopaedics, Urology, ENT and others.
To interact with and receive guidance from seasoned trainees in various surgical specialities on prospective career paths.
To gain an understanding of the key issues and topics of discussion within each surgical specialty.
To learn about the day-to-day responsibilities, challenges, and opportunities associated with each medical speciality.
To develop an informed perspective about each surgical speciality, thereby helping in making knowledgeable decisions about preferred specialities for future career growth.

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