I never thought I would be the first to do anything - then I met Deb.
I met Deb because she was in pain. I diagnosed her cancer. We shared many great laughs and tough moments. When her cancer was stubborn despite chemoradiation treatments, we discussed a life changing surgery.
We're building the world's surgical faculty. We want you on the team.
Surgery doesn't stop evolving, and neither should the way we teach it.
SurgeOn is assembling a global academic faculty unlike anything that exists in surgery today, and we are looking for educators who are ready to be part of something bigger than their own institution.
We are actively looking for volunteers to expand our current teams as well as expanding into new specialisms.
- What you bring matters. We give you the platform to share it.
- Your cases. Your curriculum. Your hard-won perspective.
- The gaps you were never taught, what you learned the difficult way.
- That knowledge doesn't belong in one OR. It belongs to your peers around the world.
SurgeOn is a platform exclusively for medical professionals which currently has over 50,000 members.
We are looking for:
- Directors: Who manage the overarching direction of the team
- Co-Directors: There to support and learn from the director
- Members: Those who are active and support the group - Faculty level
- Fellows: Those who are active and support the group - Trainee level
That's the team we're building. Are you in?
Please email [email protected] and we will respond to everyone.
Christopher DuCoin, MD, MPH, FACS
Chief Academic Officer, SurgeOn
Professor of Surgery, University of South Florida
@FUShariffMD@Dr_Sal_Docimo@chrisducoin@OlgaTheOBGYN@MattBobel@MarkSoliman@marioleyba@ElyseStorey@simon_lee_1
QUICK CUTS: At @ASCRS_1 2026, Dr. Luke Elms, Dr. @MattBobel, and Dr. @MarkSoliman take on one of the biggest concerns in colorectal surgery today — the rapid rise of colorectal cancer in younger patients.
As screening recommendations continue to evolve, the discussion goes beyond guidelines and into the possible real-world causes driving the trend. From processed foods and low-fiber diets to sedentary lifestyles and changing health patterns, the conversation highlights why more younger patients are presenting with disease earlier than expected.
The bigger question: are current screening strategies moving fast enough to keep up?
New full episodes drop Mondays at 8:00 PM Eastern — only on the SurgeOn app.
Download now to watch the full discussion: https://t.co/PHZs2z8ksg
#ASCRS2026 #ColorectalSurgery #SurgicalEducation #ColonCancer #MedEd #SurgeOnApp
Deb did amazing and is now 4 months cancer free. I am honored that I could be a part of her cancer team and eternally grateful to her for trusting me and to my teams at St. Mark's Hospital and Granger Medical Clinic for supporting me.
I never thought I would be the first to do anything - then I met Deb.
I met Deb because she was in pain. I diagnosed her cancer. We shared many great laughs and tough moments. When her cancer was stubborn despite chemoradiation treatments, we discussed a life changing surgery.
I recently completed training on the Intuitive Da Vinci SinglePort (SP) robot and thought it could be an ideal approach for her. We discussed this new approach and she agreed to trust me. I performed the first Da Vinci SP Abdominoperineal Resection in the United States.
Applicants will work in one of three domains: (1) converting existing patient education (2) creating new patient education, or (3) creating infographics. Applicants will be mentored by Dr. Chu and the Ethics Co-Leaders (Drs. Matt Bobel and Jill Clark) on a monthly basis
Accepted applicants will learn how to evaluate a piece of colorectal surgery patient education and improve its health literacy using artificial intelligence (AI). They will then have the opportunity to present during the Ethics Lectureship at our annual meeting.
I had the pleasure of cooking on @ABC4GTU with Surea this morning. We discussed Diverticulitis and how my high fiber Daddy’s Special Oatmeal can jump start your daily fiber intake! Check it out below!
@ASCRS_1@Averywalker21 @grangermedical
https://t.co/HS5LTaqi3L
Incredibly excited to welcome Drs. Luc Colburn and Jacob Creighton to Salt Lake City next year!
Congrats to all who matched today!
@ASCRS_1@RASACS@UTKnoxSurgery#PooCrew
Had so much fun moderating the Ethics session at Scientific Forum! Loved sharing the moderating table w/ another colorectal surgeon (Dr. Sanjay Mohanty, not pictured) for the geriatric/palliative care session!
#ACSCC24@ASCRS_1@ACSethics@RASACS@AmCollSurgeons@DesertTraumaMom
Check out this review by Drs. Webb and Ahmad on novel and innovative strategies for recurrent rectal cancer!
https://t.co/AAWaAIzrVj
@ScottRSteeleMD@suziehillmd@MattBobel @jabelsonmd
Excited to share our work at a great @nwscrs meeting - shoutout to @LWeaver_MD for all her expertise and assistance (watching & assessing 54 hours of webinars)💪🏻
@StanfordSurgery @OHSUsurgery