Texas Neurological Society

Texas Neurological Society The nation's largest state neurological society. Promoting & protecting the interests of Learn more at www.texasneurologist.org.

The Texas Neurological Society is committed to protecting and promoting the interests of neurologists in the state of Texas by establishing opportunities to learn and connect with colleagues in the neurological and allied scientific fields.TNS aims to advance the neurological sciences, encouraging interest in the field among graduates in medicine, and advocating on behalf of the interest of patients with neurological diseases in Texas.

04/18/2026

April is Autism Awareness Month and TNS member Dr. Surabhi Kaul has an insightful message for all of us.

Understanding begins with awareness—take the time to listen, share, and continue learning.

Spring has sprung, which means our summer conference is just around the corner! ☀️🧠 Are you planning on joining us in Sa...
04/17/2026

Spring has sprung, which means our summer conference is just around the corner! ☀️🧠 Are you planning on joining us in San Antonio this July? Registration details coming soon!

We are so proud of TNS member Dr. Surabhi Kaul who graduated from Texas Medical Association's Leadership College today! ...
04/17/2026

We are so proud of TNS member Dr. Surabhi Kaul who graduated from Texas Medical Association's Leadership College today! 👏 Way to go, Dr. Kaul!

Apply for the TNS Research Grant by May 1st! Winners will be announced at in San Antonio this July and invited to pre...
04/16/2026

Apply for the TNS Research Grant by May 1st! Winners will be announced at in San Antonio this July and invited to present at our 2027 Winter conference. More info: https://bit.ly/3vSFIl9

We’re just a few days from and can’t wait to see all of our in Chicago! Don’t miss out on the TNS Happy Hour and mee...
04/15/2026

We’re just a few days from and can’t wait to see all of our in Chicago! Don’t miss out on the TNS Happy Hour and meet-up at Flight Club – RSVP ahead of time! 🧠

Registration is now open for the 4th Annual Bradley Z. Naifeh Amyloidosis Conference. 🧠This multispecialty program offer...
04/14/2026

Registration is now open for the 4th Annual Bradley Z. Naifeh Amyloidosis Conference. 🧠

This multispecialty program offers valuable insights into the diagnosis and management of amyloidosis, with CME available for medical professionals.

A dedicated Patient Day (May 8) is also available—physicians are encouraged to share this opportunity with patients and caregivers. https://bit.ly/4cIIhsp

Today is World Parkinson’s Day 🧠 As neurologists and care teams, we play a key role in connecting patients and families ...
04/11/2026

Today is World Parkinson’s Day 🧠

As neurologists and care teams, we play a key role in connecting patients and families with resources that support life beyond the clinic. Parkinson's Foundation offers a comprehensive library of tools, including webinars, podcasts, and community programs designed to help patients live well with Parkinson’s.

They also provide tailored resources for veterans, women, and diverse communities. Explore and share with your patients: https://bit.ly/4bw3F2d

We’re looking forward to next week! Be sure to join us for the TNS Happy Hour on Monday, 4/20. 🧠 Don’t forget to RSVP!
04/10/2026

We’re looking forward to next week! Be sure to join us for the TNS Happy Hour on Monday, 4/20. 🧠 Don’t forget to RSVP!

In patients with early Parkinson Disease (
04/09/2026

In patients with early Parkinson Disease (

ICYMI: TNS grant-funded research making an impact. 🧠 2023 grant winner Dr. Amanda Jagolino-Cole, along with a team from ...
04/08/2026

ICYMI: TNS grant-funded research making an impact. 🧠

2023 grant winner Dr. Amanda Jagolino-Cole, along with a team from McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston, recently published in Neurology Journal.

Curriculum Innovation: Training the Front Line — A Neurologic Emergencies Curriculum Pilot for First Responders

Their work describes the development and evaluation of a multimodal curriculum designed to improve prehospital recognition, assessment, and management of neurologic emergencies.

Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3NUeVhn

Grant submissions are OPEN! 🚨Submit your application and you could win funding for research in an area of your interest....
04/05/2026

Grant submissions are OPEN! 🚨Submit your application and you could win funding for research in an area of your interest. Deadline is May 1st.

More info and application: https://bit.ly/3vSFIl9

Closing out the week with a few smiles from . ☺️
04/03/2026

Closing out the week with a few smiles from . ☺️

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15511 Highway 71 West PMB 256
Austin, TX
78738

Opening Hours

Monday 8:15am - 5:15pm
Tuesday 8:15am - 5:15pm
Wednesday 8:15am - 5pm
Thursday 8:15am - 5:15pm
Friday 8:15am - 5:15pm

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+15126776672

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Promoting the practice and development of neurological sciences in Texas

The Texas Neurological Society (TNS) is the statewide membership organization specifically dedicated to the interests and issues facing neurological sciences in Texas today.

TNS membership provides an opportunity to promote, develop, and support the practice of neurology through various initiatives centered around networking, education, and advocacy. As a member of TNS, you will be upholding the interests of patients with neurological diseases by supporting the development and delivery of quality medical care.

Members also have the chance to establish contact and cultivate relationships with professionals of neurological and allied scientific fields so that they may consult and share advice on technical, economic, and political matters affecting the practice of neurology.

In addition to providing an outlet for the exchange of professional opinions to advance neurological sciences in Texas, TNS also encourages interest among graduates in medicine to enter this field of specialty. Be a part of something great and join TNS today!