Advancing Excellence, Equity and Integrity in Neurosurgery
Who Are We?
The American Society of Black Neurosurgeons (ASBN) is a dynamic network of trailblazers committed to transforming the landscape of neurosurgical care. As a leading organization dedicated to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in the field, we empower Black neurosurgeons at every stage of their careers— from aspiring medical students to esteemed faculty members.
Our society exists to bridge opportunity gaps, amplify voices, and build a future where Black neurosurgeons thrive, innovate, and lead with impact.
Our Mission and
Commitment
ASBN improves public health by supporting Black neurosurgeons and enriching the equity and integrity of neurosurgical care.
We champion initiatives that:
✔ Recruit & Retain – Expanding the pipeline to bring more Black physicians into neurosurgery.
✔ Develop Leaders – Providing mentorship, faculty development, and career advancement opportunities.
✔ Ensure Equity – Advocating for fair and accessible neurosurgical care for all patients.
Through education, advocacy, and community, ASBN is reshaping the future of neurosurgery - one breakthrough at a time.
Become a Member
ASBN membership is currently free for a limited time as we continue to grow and develop our programming. Now’s a great time to join and get connected with a supportive community of Black neurosurgeons, mentors, and future colleagues. Don’t miss out!
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Medical Student
An individual currently enrolled in or a graduate of an undergraduate or graduate-level academic program with an interest in neurosurgery.
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Resident Member
A board-eligible physician currently enrolled in an ACGME-accredited neurosurgical residency program in the United States.
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Attending Member
A board-eligible or board-certified physician who has completed a neurosurgical residency at an ACGME-accredited program in the United States.
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Ally Member
A non-physician professional committed to advancing equity, inclusion, and excellence within the neurosurgical field.
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Fellow Member
A board-eligible physician currently training in a United States–based neurosurgical fellowship program.
