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Residency Program Director and Coordinator Newsletter

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What do I need to do to maintain membership status for residents in my program?

Please contact membership@cns.org with a list of Resident names and expected completion dates. To update any information for your program, such as contact information or position updates, please complete the Residency Program Information Form. Once submitted, the information will be updated within 48 business hours. 

How do I track resident abstracts?

We know that tracking resident research presentations can be a challenge. For your convenience, you can request resident abstract submission/selection engagement history from the CNS by contacting residentabstracts@cns.org. Please provide the resident name(s) and the range of dates (i.e., CNS, Spine Section, Tumor Section, or CV Section Meetings), and allow two weeks for report.

How do I manage institutional subscriptions?

1. Log into CNS.org using your CNS email address and password.

2. Click on My CNS in the upper right corner next to your email then select your institution name in the drop-down under Switch To.

3. Click on the Education header at the top of your screen. Go to SANS for Residency Program Coordinators. Use the Quick Links buttons to access desired information.

4. When finished, either select your email address from the My CNS account menu to switch back to your personal account or log out of the website.

How can residents get involved at the CNS?

Encourage your residents to expand their neurosurgical knowledge and enhance their leadership skills through these CNS opportunities:

NEUROSURGERY® Publications Resident Fellowship: Provides residents the opportunity to serve on the Editorial Boards of Neurosurgery and Operative Neurosurgery and immerses them in the strategies and mechanics of scholarly publishing.

CNS Resident Committee: The CNS Resident Committee offers neurosurgeons-in-training an extensive array of volunteer and leadership opportunities to improve all aspects of residency. Residents serving on the committee determine new project ideas, develop the project plans, and execute those projects while engaging in the CNS leadership structure. 

Journal Submissions: Your residents are invited to submit their work to Neurosurgery and Operative Neurosurgery. Those interested are encouraged to read each journal’s instructions for authors which include information on editorial policy, the online submission process, and requirements per article type. Access our instructions for authors: Neurosurgery and Operative Neurosurgery. 

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