Surgeons face alarming rates of burnout and mistreatment, impacting retention and well-being.

• 34.9% of surgical faculty report weekly burnout symptoms.
• 66.2% have experienced workplace mistreatment, including significant bullying and discrimination.
• Female surgeons are particularly affected, with 88.6% reporting mistreatment compared to 55.7% of male faculty.

Addressing these issues is crucial for improving surgical practice and faculty retention.

• Burnout risk increases sharply for women and those working over 70 hours per week.