The Mentorship Program is designed for surgeons who want personalized guidance while caring for their own patients in their own clinical environment.
Our faculty works alongside you in the operating room, providing real-time feedback, technical instruction, and surgical decision-making support throughout every stage of care.
This is mentorship where it matters most—during real cases, with real patients.
The Mentorship Program is designed for surgeons who want personalized guidance while caring for their own patients in their own clinical environment.
Our faculty works alongside you in the operating room, providing real-time feedback, technical instruction, and surgical decision-making support throughout every stage of care.
This is mentorship where it matters most—during real cases, with real patients.
Unlike traditional educational programs, mentorship takes place within your own practice.
Work directly with experienced breast surgeons who provide individualized coaching, helping you refine techniques, improve confidence, and expand your surgical capabilities.
Invite our faculty to your institution and receive direct mentorship in your operating room.
Perform procedures under expert supervision with real-time feedback and discussion.
Review patient selection, operative planning, surgical strategy, and postoperative management.
Participate in discussions focused on breast cancer treatment planning and comprehensive patient care.
Participants may gain exposure to:
Ideal for:
Key Features
Mentored in Your Own Hospital: The attendee invites our expert team to their hospital, where we participate side by side in the operating room, guiding every surgical step. The attendee will be responsible for managing the full treatment of the patient under our direct mentorship.
Duration: Typically 1–2 days, with flexible scheduling; hybrid mentorship options may be available
Mentorship Structure: Personalized pairing with experienced breast surgeons from high-volume academic or private institutions
Hands-On Experience Includes:
Operating room observation and/or supervised assistance
Exposure to procedures such as breast-conserving surgery, skin- and nipple-sparing mastectomy, sentinel lymph node biopsy, and oncoplastic techniques
Participation in multidisciplinary tumor boards and collaborative care planning
Integration into outpatient clinical settings and diagnostic workflows
Professional development in communication, documentation, and familiarity with U.S. healthcare standards
Ideal Candidates
Board-certified or board-eligible general surgeons and surgical oncologists
Fellows in breast surgery or surgical oncology
Practicing surgeons transitioning into breast-focused care
International Medical Graduates (IMGs) seeking clinical exposure in the U.S. (subject to visa and licensing eligibility)
Program Benefits
Direct mentorship in real-world surgical settings
Exposure to diverse patient populations and a variety of procedures
Tailored learning experiences aligned with professional goals
Continuous feedback and guided case discussions
Opportunities to build lasting connections with expert breast cancer teams in the Southeastern U.S.
Certification
At the conclusion of the program, mentees will receive a Certificate of Mentorship in Breast Surgery and a detailed evaluation from their supervising mentor(s).
Gain practical experience. Refine your surgical judgment. Expand your oncoplastic skill set.
Redefine your surgical practice with expert-led training focused on oncoplastic techniques, innovation, and real-world applications in breast reconstruction.