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The ATLS course is designed to train physicians who are in a position to provide the first hours of emergency care to trauma victims. The course utilizes didactic lectures and practical skill stations in order to effectively teach the principles of rapid, effective assessment and stabilization. Successful candidates will be awarded four-year certification. All courses are conducted according to the guidelines of the American College of Surgeons.
Course Date: November 10th & 11th, 2018
Location: Hilton Hotel & Casino Piscaderaweg Curaçao, Dutch Caribbean
Since 1968, the American College of Surgeons has offered International Guest Scholarships (IGS) to outstanding young surgeons from countries other than the United States and Canada, who have demonstrated strong interests and accomplishments in teaching and research. Applications are now being accepted for the International Guest Scholarships for the year 2019. The closing date for receipt of applications and all supporting documentation is 2 July 2018.
Also, the International Relations Committee announces the Community Surgeons Travel Awards program (CSTA) for 2019. This award assists international surgeons to attend the annual Clinical Congress, but places less emphasis upon their academic and publication achievement for eligibility and is open to a greater age range. This program offers a stipend of $4,000, and includes attendance and participation at Clinical Congress, gratis admission to several postgraduate courses and a mentor to provide advice. The application deadline is 2 July 2018 for Year 2019 awardees.
pdf IGS and CSTA Information to Int'l Surgical Societies (406 KB)
