The following events are available to register for. Please see information below
The Bosco O’Mahony Lecture takes place each year during RCSI Charter Week. This year, the prize was awarded to Ms. Dilly Little, Consultant Transplant Surgeon at Beaumont Hospital/National Transplant Service in recognition of her exceptional career, characterised by a selfless dedication to her patients and trainees in pursuit of the highest quality of care.
Aspiring Surgeons Research Symposium
Careers Day
An annual calendar event. It aims to present medical students, interns, and SHOs with opportunity to learn more about a career in Surgery.
Training Programme Directors and trainees from each surgical specialty give talks outlining what the training and career in their chosen specialty is really like, with a breakout session after to provide more informal opportunities for discussion.
The Aspiring Surgeons Research Symposium is a pivotal part of the day, providing an opportunity for students and trainees alike to present original works.
Congratulations to Taya Keating and Michaela Corvi the respective winners of the 2024 Oral and Poster prizes.
Aspiring Surgeon's Research Symposium 2024 prize winners with ISTG President Megan Power-Foley. Left - Taya Keating, oral prize, Right - Michaela Corvi, poster prize.
Further information regarding 2022/2023 dates to follow.
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Silver Scalpel Award
The Silver Scalpel is awarded to a consultant trainer for their outstanding contributions to surgical training, as voted for by trainees. Each year, the prize winner is celebrated at a ceremony and dinner at the Royal College of Surgeons.
Congratulations to Prof. Paul Ridgway Consultant General, Upper GI and Hepatobiliary Surgeon, Tallaght University Hospital, the winner of the 2024 ISTG Silver Scalpel Award.
This year's event also saw Mr. Noel Donlon - General and Upper GI surgery, and Mr. David Brinkman - ENT, receiving the inaugural ISTG Future Trainers Fellowship Grant.
Nominations for Silver Scalpel Award 2025 will take place circa April 2025, with dinner and award ceremony to follow in June.
