General Surgery Residency Programs

A General Surgery Residency Program is a specialized training designed to prepare doctors to become expert surgeons. It typically lasts five to seven years and includes hands-on experience performing a wide range of surgeries, from emergency procedures to complex operations. Residents work closely with experienced surgeons, learning to diagnose, plan, and execute surgical treatments safely and effectively. The program also emphasizes patient care, medical knowledge, and professionalism, ensuring residents develop the skills needed to independently practice surgery and manage diverse surgical cases in hospitals.