Follow along as @MarviTariq takes over STS's X profile to share her experience at #STSadvocacy2026.
It’s a beautiful day in Washington DC and we’re gearing up to kick start the 2026 STS Advocacy Conference and advocate for our patients and specialty. Registration is now open for #STSAdvocacy2026
@maraantonoff @MarviTariq
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
Our professional societies like the STS are amazing opportunities to help develop both your skills as a surgeon and make some lasting connections. Take advantage of them. Thanks for hosting Joe! #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
Thank you for contributing to this fantastic chat! Great Advice! Follow @STS_CTSurgery and #CTCareers to stay on top of the discussion! sts.org/early-career-hub
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
Thanks for hosting Joe! I think societies provide great education, exposure to research, and opportunity to make larger impact in our field #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
Getting involved in Surgical Societies is a great way to meet new colleagues and re-connect with old friends from your training or past jobs. #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
Time for closing thoughts, fire away! #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
Replying to @rvanharen
T4: agreed. Opportunity to interact with a ton of super smart and interesting colleagues is the best part. #CTcareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
I like the opportunity to shape and improve our specialty! #CTcareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
T4 response: I was also given the opportunity to attend the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Younger Fellows Forum @RACSurgeons as the @AcademicSurgery international representative in Australia last year.
#CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
T4 response: Helping to develop sessions for the STS Annual Meeting gave me the opportunities to be involved in creating content for the meeting and help other surgeons with their career development. #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
T4 What has been one of your favorite opportunities from being involved in a Surgical Society and how has this helped your career? #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
Replying to @jdphillipsMD
T3 talk to anybody you know that are in the societies. Often there are many easy ways to get involved like writing blog posts or being on webinars. Be prepared to contribute in order to maximize your experience with the Society. #ctcareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
T3 also be willing to help on areas that might not be your first choice #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
Connect with others and volunteer to help, show up, do the work #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
T3 response: If you are asked to be on a committee, show up to meetings and participate!!!! #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
T3: show up (pro tip for life too!), be friendly, be approachable, and be willing to listen and learn from others. #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
T3 response: Determine the area of the society you want to get involved with and contact one of the people with a leadership position in that area and ask how you can help. #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
T3: For people who want to get involved in Surgical Societies like the STS, what advice do you have? #CTCareers
STS's Trainee Hub retweeted
The Association for Academic Surgery @AcademicSurgery has great opportunities for early career surgeons and trainees to get involved! #CTCareers










