Disparities & Engagement
The MUSC Department of Surgery is deeply committed to supporting surgeons at all stages of their careers.
Our trainees work side-by-side with nationally recognized experts, preparing for their future. As a leader in academic medicine, MUSC Health's overall growth and expansion provide increased resident rotation opportunities with greater exposure to community hospitals. This experience, aligned with the department's unprecedented growth in cutting-edge clinical and research expertise, provides a depth of training unparalleled in many academic medical centers.
MUSC Department of Surgery provides thoughtful professional development and tools for life-long learning across the continuum of training with a varied and highly skilled team of faculty educators.
Inspire, promote, and encourage the current and future generations of surgeons with skills for success as a surgical leader.
The Department of Surgery is dedicated to ensuring the voices of our trainees, staff, faculty and patients are heard, their thoughts are respected and their feelings are valued. We take pride in fostering a welcoming environment committed to expanding opportunities in the field of surgery. We value our residents, fellows, faculty and staff of every race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity and disability. Our goal is to continue to expand our heterogeneity within our talented team, which leads to more thorough patient-centered care.
The general surgery residency is a five-year program encompassing all aspects of general surgery as well as the surgical specialties.
Our residency is a comprehensive training program which prepares residents in all aspects of adult cardiac, congenital cardiac and general thoracic surgery.
The faculty at the Medical University of South Carolina have extensive experience in training surgical residents and have received numerous awards for teaching.
The MUSC Plastic Surgery Residency Program provides comprehensive training in all aspects of the specialty, including clinical and basic research.
Medical student surgical rotations are a great way for future surgeons to find their niche.
Learn about our lectureship series and Grand Rounds as well as our Future Surgical Leaders Program, a first of its kind surgical residency program in the U.S.
The MUSC Global Surgery Program leverages global relationships to create bidirectional clinical education, research, and innovation opportunities.