Congratulations to Gail L. Rosseau, MD, on the WINS Trailblazer Award at #2024CNS. Gail Rosseau works with leaders of other surgical organizations to increase access to quality surgery for patients everywhere. Thank you for your contributions to #neurosurgery!

So proud of our work that we’ve done with the pilot program of #MentorshipInAMinute through Women In Neurosurgery (WINS)! Wouldn’t be possible without the efforts of Cordelia Orillac Debarati Bhanja and Sharona Ben-Haim, MD

Often in medical school, pathology becomes one liners and buzzwords. So I am always excited when I get the opportunity to really delve into the history and novel theories of a disease! neurologyopen.bmj.com/content/6/2/e0…

🌍✨ This #WINSxResearchMonday, we highlight a global mentoring program to bridge the gap in surgical mentorship, especially for women in low- and middle-income countries. Across nations and cultures, it's key to fostering gender equity in surgery!

This #WINSxResearchMonday highlights a study of gender-related publication trends in neurosurgery. The authors find that women have fewer first-author papers but may achieve similar academic recognition through higher-impact publications. 📖

To be a woman in medicine is to break barriers, challenge norms, & redefine possibility—every patient, every procedure, every day. We are not just part of history; we are shaping the future. Happy National Women Physicians day to all those fellow amazing lady docs out there. ❤️

Huge believer in this concept! Let’s prioritize quality over quantity in neurosurgery 🧠🔬⁦Journal of Neurosurgery⁩ ⁦MGH Neurosurgery⁩ ⁦MGHNeurosurgResidency⁩ thejns.org/view/journals/…

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🎉Huge congratulations to the WINS Medical Student Committee members on this remarkable achievement. Your hard work & passion continue to pave the way for future generations in #Neurosurgery! 🧠 (1/11 🧵)#WomenInNeurosurgery #Match2025

Even though I could only join virtually, this bootcamp was truly invaluable for Sub-I prep! An incredible review of expectations, anatomic/surgical knowledge, and tips for success. Thank you to India Shelley, Aria Mahtabfar, Michael Baldassari, MD, and Jefferson Neurosurgery for organizing!

AANS/CNS Section on Women in Neurosurgery (WINS) Breakfast at #AANS2025! Start your Saturday with an inspiring breakfast featuring the 2025 Louise Eisenhardt Lecturer, @Asma_KhanLDN, renowned restaurateur and advocate for change. ow.ly/42wL50VuU7X Women In Neurosurgery (WINS)

We wanted to remind everyone about the 2025 Collaborative Neurosurgery DEI Symposium happening TOMORROW. Join us to hear special remarks by Dr. Quiñones embracing intersectionality in #neurosurgery! See you tomorrow @ 9 AM - 2:15 PM CT over Zoom.

The perfect way to kick off the weekend with people and stories that truly embody the theme of “Power of One, Impact of Many” #AANS2025 AANS

#AANS2025 day 1 complete! As always, feeling very grateful for the programming and mentorship dedicated to medical students, from Residency: Do’s & Dont’s led by David Dornbos III and Dr McDowell to the AANS Early-to-mid Career Committee (#E2M) reception. Special shoutout to the typewriter poet! AANS

“There is a destiny for the river to reach the ocean” Such an empowering speech and reminder of our own unique contributions to the world. Thank you Women In Neurosurgery (WINS) for allowing us the chance for a deeper conversation prior to her amazing AANS plenary talk. #AANS2025

Day 2 of #AANS2025 was filled with Women In Neurosurgery (WINS) events meeting powerful trailblazers in the field, both in peers and speakers. The community that WINS fosters has been monumental to so many of our journeys in neurosurgery AANS

#AANS2025 is over, but thank you to the organizers and speakers for such an innovative and inspiring conference! Feeling even more excited to start my home #Neurosurgery Sub-I next week🧠 And thank you to Reza Dashti, M.D., Ph.D., FCNS, IFAANS, FACS & the Dashti Lab for the mentorship and oppurtnities!

Honored and thrilled to be serving as the new Research Liaison for the Communications Committee of Women In Neurosurgery (WINS)! Keep an eye out for #WINSxResearchMonday