Communicating About Neurosurgery Training |
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 Does the brain have a true vital sign? Read our latest seminar series post to find out more!
3/4/2021
Sunday Spotlight: Myron Rolle In this week's Sunday Spotlight, we acknowledge Dr. Myron Rolle, former NFL safety and current neurosurgical resident at Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital
 This week, we recognize the accomplishments of Dr. Clarence Sumner Greene, Sr., the first board-certified African American neurosurgeon and a true trailblazer.
2/4/2021
Sunday Spotlight: Ben Carson In this week's Sunday Spotlight, we recognize Dr. Ben Carson, former presidential candidate and current neurosurgery legend
 A useful guide on what to expect in the match process, neurosurgical residency, and beyond
1/10/2021
Sunday Spotlight: Sanjay Gupta In this week's Sunday Spotlight, we recognize Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Associate Professor of Neurosurgery at Emory University School of Medicine, Associate Chief of Neurosurgery at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta GA, and Chief Medical Correspondent for CNN
 This week we recognize Lars Leksell, a neurosurgical pioneer and the father of radiosurgery
 Thought-provoking piece on the benefits of meaningful patient engagement in the field of neurosurgery
 Five faculty panelists discuss what you should look for when selecting the best neurosurgery training program for YOU.
 The Association of Future African Neurosurgeons (AFAN) is a non- governmental and nonprofit organization, consisting of medical students, physicians and neurosurgery specialists that provides neurosurgery resources for African medical students.
 A guide for dealing with challenges that inevitably arise during a dedicated research year.
 A guide for navigating whether neurosurgery is right for you and getting involved early in medical school.
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4/6/2021