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Dear Colleagues and Friends,
As we prepare to celebrate our year-end holidays, I want to thank you all for your active membership in the oldest plastic surgery organization, and for the many gifts you have given of your talent and time to the American Association of Plastic Surgeons. Your hard work in committees and on the Board of Directors is making the Association stronger and more reflective of our patient populations and practices. You are contributing to a landmark year as we celebrate our Centennial. I would like to take this opportunity to tell you about our new developments and accomplishments. More...
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View our ICONS videos of Paul Manson, Edward Luce, Foad Nahai, and many others.
Preserving the rich history of our specialty through the words of the pioneers, leaders, and renowned educators in Plastic Surgery. Read more.
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ASPS has developed a free listing service to simplify the listing and search for all types of fellowship and training opportunities within the specialty. The goal of this initiative is to provide plastic surgeons and plastic-surgeons-in-training with a searchable database of plastic surgery fellowships, observerships and internships/externship available in the United States and throughout the world.
You are invited to post your fellowships, internships and other post-graduate plastic surgery training opportunities in the new Plastic Surgery Fellowship and Training Opportunities Directory at https://www1.plasticsurgery.org/globaltraining.
ASPS believes this directory will help publicize existing opportunities and provide a broad ranging listing for residents and all plastic surgeons who are seeking additional training. The listings are free to post and free to search for everyone. The directory will be searchable by sub-specialty, duration, country and/or region, paid or unpaid, and more. The Plastic Surgery Fellowship and Training Opportunities Directory is open to private plastic surgeons, institutions, and training directors to post their short and long-term training options.
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The AAPS is requesting videos from members to present on the website. The goal is to exhibit information that benefits the education of the membership. Please submit videos and any questions to AAPS.
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The world of plastic surgery lost one of its true inspirational mentors this past week with the passing of John D. Constable at the age of 88 years. For the past several years John has been suffering from Parkinson’s disease and at the time of his death was surrounded by his family at his farmhouse in Sherborn, Massachusetts. John’s entire professional career was spent at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Read more.
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The American Association of Plastic Surgeons Issues Committee is pleased to announce a new "Innovations Program" which would allow Association members to travel to other institutions/offices for a 1 to 3 day visit during which they would observe a senior Association member or someone with expertise in specific clinical, research or educational topics. This is a voluntary traveling educational experience for practice enhancement initially for Association members only. Read more.
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