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Women surgeons are increasing in numbers and a critical component of the surgical workforce. At the same time, women are the bearers of children and may continue to bear majority responsibility for raising children to adulthood. It is essential for the profession to improve support of pregnant and parenting surgeons through policies and pathways that promote flexibility and parity for all. This AIS Channel session will discuss some of the issues and solutions for successful navigation of this challenge.

  1. Welcome & Introduction - Dr. Danielle Walsh (USA), Dr. Nancy Gantt (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA)

  1. Women in the Surgical Workforce – Dr. Nancy Gantt (USA)

  2. Policies and Procedures Around the Globe – Dr. Danielle Walsh (USA)

  3. A View from the Ground – Dr. Cherisse Berry (USA)

  1. Surgical Training and Supporting the Parenting Trainee - Dr. Aurora Pryor (USA)

  1. Parity through National Policy – Dr. Kerstin Sandelin (Sweden)

  1. Discussion and closing remarks – All faculty moderated by Dr. Danielle Walsh (USA) and Dr. Nancy Gantt (USA)