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Women in Surgery
Women in Surgery is national initiative working to promote surgery as a career for women and to enable women who have chosen a career in surgery to realise their professional goals.
Women in Surgery and Exeter University launch Blog
This blog is part of a project led by University of Exeter psychologists Professor Michelle Ryan, Dr Kim Peters and Ms Thekla Morgenroth in collaboration with the Royal College of Surgeons, Scalpel and the Medical Women’s Federation. The project aims to increase the number of women working as surgeons by challenging the perception that surgeons are, or need to be, a particular type of person.
This work is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. The blog is available here. Or you can follow the blog via the Women in Surgery facebook page
International Women's Day & Exeter University Video Launch - 8th March 2013
On friday the 8th March Women in Surgery and Exeter University are delighted to announce the launch of their exciting new video: ‘Surgery: No longer a man's world' for more details please see here
Meet the new Chair of Women in Surgery
The Women in Surgery Committee has a new Chair! Laurie Baxter has been a Women in Surgery Committee member for a number of years and we are thrilled that she have accepted the post of Chair of the Women in Surgery Committee. You can find out more about Laurie on our Careers Stories pages or in the Women in Surgery newsletter
Winter 2012 - Women in Surgery Newsletter
Please find the winter 2012 newsletter here. If you have any queries please email us.
