Surgical training in OBGYN residency faces challenges as the required case minimums are being inconsistently met. Surgical volumes remain variable between programs, partially influenced by the expanding use of minimally invasive surgical approaches and other conservative therapies, leaving residents without adequate or consistent exposure to core procedures. While simulation-based training such as Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery and Essentials in Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery represent important adjuncts to the existing curricula, their applicability to more advanced surgical contexts remains limited. In order to ensure strong surgical training, we propose a multifaceted approach: expansion of high-fidelity simulation, inter-institutional collaboration, and community practice integration. Residency programs may also consider individualization of curricula with career goal-based tracking. We call upon the OBGYN community to innovate surgical education through collaboration and allow our field to maintain competitive surgical training.