Surgical training is a specialized education program for medical professionals who want to become surgeons. It typically follows medical school and includes hands-on experience in various surgical procedures. Trainees learn about anatomy, surgical techniques, and patient care under the supervision of experienced surgeons. During surgical training, residents practice in hospitals and clinics, gaining skills in different areas such as orthopedic surgery, cardiac surgery, and general surgery. The training usually lasts several years and culminates in board certification, allowing surgeons to perform operations independently and provide high-quality care to patients.