Eshtar Hamid

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Eshtar Hamid is a leading figure in the advancement of robotic-assisted colorectal surgery (RACS), with a focused expertise in surgical education and the systematic implementation of robotic training programs. Her most influential work, a comprehensive systematic review of robotic colorectal surgery programs worldwide, has garnered significant attention for its detailed analysis of global adoption trends and its groundbreaking description of a structured local robotic training curriculum. This research is pivotal in addressing the critical gap between the rapid proliferation of RACS technology and the need for standardized, evidence-based training pathways for surgeons. By meticulously documenting how consultant-level surgeons are transitioning from practitioners to educators, Hamid’s work directly informs the future of surgical pedagogy. Her contributions are instrumental in shaping safe, effective training frameworks that ensure the next generation of colorectal surgeons can master robotic techniques. With her 2025 paper already accumulating citations, Hamid’s impact is rapidly growing, establishing her as a key voice in the evolution of minimally invasive surgical education and practice.