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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.

10/02/2025

Virtual CME opportunity❗️
ATTRV-PN: Advances in Understanding and Managing Amyloid Disease with Peripheral Neuropathy next Tuesday, 10/7. More info and registration: https://bit.ly/4gNkAj8

09/28/2025

🔎 Supplementation Gone Awry: A Case Report of Zinc Supplementation Resulting in Copper Deficiency Myelopathy 🔍 Read on page 9 of Broca’s Area: tns.memberclicks.net/assets/Ken/Brocas/2025%20Summer%20Brocas.pdf

09/26/2025

🏆 Don't wait! Only 4 days remain to submit nominations for the 2026 TNS Lifetime Achievement Award (due Sept 30th). This prestigious peer-recognition award celebrates members who've demonstrated exceptional service to patients and our specialty. Honor a deserving colleague today! https://bit.ly/4lZNVb5

09/25/2025

Great case report in the latest edition of Broca's Area newsletter. ❗️ Read Leptomeningeal Myelomatosis in a Patient with Multiple Myeloma: A Case Report and Literature Review on page 17: https://bit.ly/4nEHuLH

09/24/2025

Retired neurologist Dr. Daniel Gibbs shares his personal journey after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, offering powerful insights into early symptoms, acceptance, and how it’s still possible to live a fulfilling life with a neurodegenerative diagnosis. 🎧 Listen to his conversation with JAMA Medical News to hear what he believes every patient and physician should know. https://bit.ly/4nEZOEL

09/18/2025

This Women in Medicine Month, consider getting involved with the TNS Women’s Committee! 💪

Whether it's through occasional webinars, in-person meetups, or special events at our annual conferences, the Women’s Committee offers space for connection, mentorship, and shared experiences in neurology.

If you’re passionate about empowering women in medicine and building community within TNS, we’d love to have you. Reach out to learn more or express your interest! https://bit.ly/4jaIOUu

09/17/2025

During Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month, TNS member Dr. Aidan Azher has created an informative video to help spread vital awareness about brain aneurysms. As neurological professionals, we play a crucial role in educating our communities about early recognition, risk factors, and prevention strategies. Let's amplify this message! 📣

09/15/2025

Billing questions? The American Academy of Neurology (AAN) has your back. 🧠 Their latest resource breaks down what APPs need to know about coding and billing in neurology practice, including the differences between incident-to and split/shared billing. Helpful info for APPs in neurology!

09/13/2025

🏆 🚨 Submit your nomination for the 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award by September 30th!

The TNS Lifetime Achievement award is a peer-recognition award honoring a member in the state for outstanding service to our patients and our specialty. https://bit.ly/4lZNVb5

09/10/2025

Wonderful episode of the Texas Medical Association podcast featuring TNS member Dr. Kimberly Monday! 🎧 In conversation with TMA President Dr. Jayesh Shah, Dr. Monday shares crucial advice for physicians: reach out for help if you're struggling with mental health challenges.

'You would not tell a patient who had diabetes or hypertension not to get help. It's the same thing if you have a clinical depression,' she reminds us on the Let Doctors be Doctors podcast.

Her message is clear – we must advocate for ourselves just as we advocate for our patients. ♥️ Listen here: https://bit.ly/3JSlHlk

09/09/2025

TNS Member Dr. Stephen Deputy highlights a 30-month-old girl with short gut and IDEDNIK syndrome who developed hypocupremia: https://bit.ly/4786HcC

09/05/2025

🏆 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award nominations are open!

Know a neurologist who's made extraordinary contributions to our field AND our society? We're seeking nominations for leaders who've distinguished themselves in neurology while dedicating time and effort to advance TNS. https://bit.ly/4lZNVb5

The award will be presented at our Annual Winter Conference in January 2026.
⏰ Deadline: September 30th

Address

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

Telephone

+15126776672

Website

https://www.texasneurologist.org/

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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!