Background:The increasing incidence of breast cancer warrants a proactive approach toward awareness, accessible and affordable healthcare across the globe.To ensure timely diagnosis and appropriate management of both benign and malignant breast diseases, the World Health Organization (WHO) launched the Global Breast Cancer Initiative (GBCI).This initiative focuses on three key objectives: Health promotion, timely diagnosis, and comprehensive breast cancer management.Many countries are establishing and adopting newer, advanced breast surgical techniques with multi-disciplinary care, with a wide range of structured academic and clinical training pathways, including international collaborative career opportunities.Medical and healthcare authorities across the globe have introduced structured, advanced training programs such as MCh Breast Oncoplasty, Breast Surgery Fellowship, Observerships, certificate courses, travelling fellowships, and online postgraduate modular certificate programs.India, too, has responded to this growing need by offering a wide range of advanced and structured training pathways, including MCh programs, fellowship course, post-doctoral certificate course, observerships, and hands-on workshops in breast and endocrine surgery, breast surgery, breast oncology, and breast oncoplastic surgery.They aim not only to develop skilled sub-and superspecialists in the field of breast surgery but also to strengthen patient-centered care by developing dedicated breast units and clinics.These initiatives are nurturing a new generation of academically and clinically competent breast surgeons who are committed to delivering highquality, multidisciplinary care and meet the evolving healthcare needs. Conclusion:This article encompasses a comprehensive information and overview of Breast Surgery training programs and aids the aspirants in making an informed choice in the field of breast surgery.
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