How can ASCRS better support your growth as a surgical leader?
Please complete this brief 5–7 minute survey by March 23 to share your perspective and help guide future leadership efforts.
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What if your next standout hire is already looking for you?
Explore the ASCRS Career Center Resume Bank and connect directly with qualified candidates who fit your needs.
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Camp ASCRS is back this year!
Offering convenient on-site childcare for families attending #ASCRS26. Enjoy sessions and networking events while your little ones are cared for nearby.
🔗 Be sure to register by May 1: bit.ly/4bP8SUP
Another way to maximize your travel to #ASCRS26. ✈️
Delta Air Lines is offering special discounted fares for attendees heading to Tampa for this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting.
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Join us tomorrow for the next #ASCRSVMS as we explore practical surgical strategies for managing complex diverticulitis cases, including fistulization to other structures.
⏰ Registration closes tonight at 7:00 PM CT.
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Short on time? ASCRS Ustream is a subscription built for quick, focused review of colorectal surgery techniques and expert insights—without committing to full-length sessions.
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Flying to Tampa for #ASCRS26? ✈️
Unlock exclusive airfare savings through the new United Airlines Affinity Program and receive discounted rates on eligible United flights.
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Complex diverticulitis cases demand thoughtful surgical strategy.
Our upcoming #ASCRSVMS dives into practical tips and key considerations for managing challenging cases, including fistulization to other structures.
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Planning an alumni or hospital reception during #ASCRS26?
A limited number of Monday evening event spaces are available at the ASCRS Headquarters Hotel, Tampa Marriott Water Street.
Requests must be submitted by February 27.
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The next step in your career starts with the right connection.
The ASCRS Career Center offers access to top opportunities, reputable employers, and resources designed to support your professional growth—from early roles to experienced leadership.
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🚨 Last call for early bird savings at #ASCRS26!
Register by tomorrow to secure preferred rates and take your place at a meeting defined by innovation, data-driven insight, and surgical excellence.
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Join us next month for an in-depth Video Mentorship Series focused on tips and surgical considerations for managing challenging diverticulitis cases, including fistulization to other structures.
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ASCRS Ustream is a subscription offering year-long access to short, impactful colorectal surgery videos with CME opportunities.
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Dr. Alessandro Fichera shared his #ASCRSInsights at #ASCRS25, reminding members that meaningful engagement doesn’t just support the Society; it helps shape its direction, impact, and future.
Congratulations to Dr. Evie Carchman, associate professor in the Division of Colorectal Surgery, for receiving a one-year, $50,000 Benefiting Research Innovation Development Growth and Education (BRIDGE) grant from The Research Foundation of the @ascrs.bsky.social. go.wisc.edu/7ea0ns
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum Journal is now fully digital, with all issues available exclusively online.
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When the case isn’t straightforward, the conversation shouldn’t be either.
Listen as our hosts discuss fistulas with special guest Dr. Jeff Van Eps. Hear practical perspectives, key decision points, and a spirited exchange you won’t want to miss.
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Wherever you are in your career, the ASCRS Career Center can help you move forward with job listings, employer connections, and resources in one place.
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Your latest data deserves the spotlight. Late-breaking submissions for high-impact clinical trials, trials-in-progress, and new technology are now open for #ASCRS26.
🗓️ Deadline: January 28, 2026
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What should Gut Check cover next? We’re planning the year ahead and value your input. Please take our quick two-question survey: bit.ly/490eppy
Join us this Thursday for an expert-led look at presacral mass excision, with insights on exposures, key approaches, and complex pathologies.
📢 Registration closes 24 hours ahead of the webinar start time.
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Give your résumé the boost it needs. Access free, expert feedback through the ASCRS Career Center and ensure your next application stands out.
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The Fundamentals of Rectal Cancer Surgery course has been refreshed to follow the most recent NCCN guidelines—so you can learn with confidence in today’s standards of care.
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Show your connection to the ASCRS community with thoughtfully designed apparel and accessories from ASCRS Outfitters.
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New episode out now! 🎙️
Join our hosts with special guest Dr. Chris Childers as they break down the latest CMS Physician Fee Schedule proposals, what the changes could mean for colorectal surgeons, and how they may shape practice in 2026.
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🎥 At #ASCRS25, Dr. Diego Marines shared #ASCRSInsights on the importance of truly listening to your patients.
Every story is different, and symptoms do not always follow the textbook. Listening closely helps ensure the care you provide reflects what your patient is actually experiencing.
Support your patients before the appointment even begins.
Hang these QR codes in your office, exam rooms, or waiting areas to give patients instant access to reliable colorectal health information they can revisit anytime.
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Early-bird registration for #ASCRS26 is now open—secure your spot and save before rates increase!
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Join us tomorrow for a webinar examining the rising prevalence of anal dysplasia and HPV-related anal cancer. Experts will review current management strategies and outline surveillance recommendations for both high- and low-risk patients.
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Registration is now open for #ASCRS26! 🎉
Join us next May in Tampa, Florida, where the theme, “Evidence-Based Excellence,” is the guiding principle in the discussions shaping the future of colorectal care.
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