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Program Agenda

The program takes place in the eastern standard time (EST) zone and will begin at 10:00 am on Monday, June 15, 2026 and will end on Friday, June 19, 2026 at 4:40 pm. In addition to the regular agenda, 3 optional recordings will be made available on Head and Neck Masses, High Risk Breast Cancer and Tips for your Exam.

Our program includes live multiple-choice questions (MCQs) during sessions, giving you immediate feedback to strengthen your preparation for the Canadian Royal College exam. In addition, participants can take a timed, graded online practice MCQ exam the week before the review program. This simulated testing environment provides a valuable opportunity to assess your readiness. To help measure the impact of the program, a post-program test will also be offered, allowing you to track your progress and consolidate your knowledge.

2025 Program Topics and Speakers

2026 Program Topics and Speakers will be updated when confirmed.

#TopicSpeaker
1Acute Care SurgeryDr. Nori Bradley
2Bariatric SurgeryDr. Boris Zevin
3Benign Breast DiseaseDr. Elaine McKevitt
4Breast High RiskDr. Alison Laws
5Breast CancerDr. David Lim
6Colon CancerDr. Carl Brown
7EndocrineDr. Caitlin Yeo
8EsophagusDr. Richard Malthaner
9Gallstones, Cholecystitis and CBD InjuryDr. John Shaw
10Gastric CancerDr. Trevor Hamilton
11GI Cancer Pathology (NEW)Dr. Sean Rasmussen
12Head & Neck MassesDr. Alok Pathak
13HerniasDr. Niv Sne
14Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseDr. Shawn Forbes
15Liver MassesDr. Sean Cleary
16Pancreatic MassesDr. Sean Cleary
17Perianal Diseases and Anal CancerDr. Stephen Kelly
18Rectal CancerDr. Husein Moolo
19SarcomasDr. Rebecca Gladdy
20Skin Lesions - MelanomaDr. Andrea Covelli
21Thyroid CancerDr. Alok Pathak
22Tips for your examDr. Marisa Louridas
23Trauma - AbdominalDr. David Gomez
24Trauma - Neck/ThoracicDr. Kelly Vogt
25Trauma - Pancreatic/DuodenalDr. Maher Matar
26Upper & Lower GI BleedsDr. Ashlie Nadler