WINS

Women in Neurosurgery

Published: Spring 2026

WINS
Mission Statement

To educate, inspire, and encourage women neurosurgeons to realize their professional and personal goals, and to serve neurosurgery in addressing the issues inherent to training and maintaining a diverse and balanced workforce.

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Section of @AANSneuro and @CNS_update. On a mission to educate, inspire, and encourage women in neurosurgery. Content review: @drsheridewan Outreach Chair

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1 Jul 2072129792728846356

Ready to shape the future of women in neurosurgery? The WINS Resident Committee E-Board is accepting applications.
This is an opportunity to drive programming, amplify voices, and lead change for the next generation of neurosurgeons.

Applications close July 3, 2026 at midnight

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Are you interested in the coordination of the WINS mentorship program? Build collaboration, organization, and networking skills while coordinating program logistics for the WINS Mentorship Program alongside faculty and residents! Apply today!

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Calling all rising neurosurgery interns! 🧠 The WINS Resident Committee is hosting a virtual panel, “Transition to Residency: How to Be a Strong Neurosurgery Resident”, From surviving the learning curve to building relationships and developing strong habits early, Register today!