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Surgeon Volunteers Can Help Lead Medical Student Program at Clinical Congress

June 24, 2025

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The ACS is recruiting surgeon volunteers to participate in select parts of this year’s 3-day Medical Student Program at Clinical Congress 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. If you will be attending and are interested in helping, you are invited to participate in any of the following events depending on your interest and availability.

Medical Student ePoster Session Judge
Saturday, October 4, 2:35–4:05 pm  

The volunteer judges will be asked to critique medical students’ ePoster presentations. Volunteer judges typically have some experience in research. No advance preparation on your part is required.

MS1–MS3 Roundtable Sessions: Preparing for Residency (Personal Statement & Away Rotations)
Sunday, October 5, 2:15–4:25 pm 

The duties of the faculty volunteers will include either coaching students about how to approach writing their personal statement for residency application purposes or sharing expertise and guidance on away rotations and working with AAMC Visiting Student Learning Opportunities program. Volunteers are asked to be well-versed in these topics; otherwise, no preparation on your part is required.

Mock Interview Practice Sessions with Surgeons
Monday, October 6, 3:00–5:00 pm  

The faculty will ask a typical residency interview question and treat it like a real interview. It is suggested to give a single student a question, allow them to answer, and then spend a few minutes providing feedback about the exchange to the group. No preparation on your part is required.

Fill out an interest form today to participate in this unique opportunity.