ASBN Life After Residency Virtual Seminar Series

Preparing You for Success Beyond Training

The American Society of Black Neurosurgeons (ASBN) is proud to present the Life After Residency Virtual Seminar Series, a two-part event designed to guide neurosurgery residents and early-career attendings through the critical transition from residency into practice.

Taking place on February 22 and March 8, 2025, this comprehensive series addresses the real-world challenges you’ll face as you take the next step in your career—from reviewing contracts to securing financial stability and finding the right job fit.

Whether you’re preparing to sign your first contract, negotiate compensation, or build a strong foundation for long-term success, this series is your opportunity to learn directly from experts in law, recruitment, finance, and neurosurgery.

Why Attend?

  • Gain clarity on what to look for in job offers and contracts.

  • Learn how to identify red flags and negotiate with confidence.

  • Build financial strategies that go beyond the paycheck.

  • Discover how to evaluate practice settings and career growth opportunities.

  • Get practical advice from professionals who understand the neurosurgery landscape.

Seminar Schedule:

Part I – February 22, 2025

🔹 Ms. Ericka Adler, Esq. (Roetzel & Andress)

  • Job contract review

  • Red flags to avoid

  • Negotiation strategies

  • Compensation, non-competes, call expectations, and termination clauses

🔹 Ms. Tessa Rolleston (RosmanSearch)

  • How recruiters support your job search

  • Finding the right fit

  • Market insights and contract support

  • Streamlining your search process

Part II – March 8, 2025

🔹 Mr. Kyle Wort (Larson Financial)

  • Maximizing earnings

  • Managing student debt

  • Optimizing contract benefits

  • Retirement planning

  • Tax strategies

🔹 Dr. Edie E. Zusman, FAANS

  • Evaluating job opportunities

  • Choosing the right practice setting

  • Contract negotiation

  • Workload management

  • Career growth in your first five years

Who Should Attend:

  • Senior neurosurgery residents preparing for graduation

  • Early-career neurosurgeons

  • ASBN members seeking professional development

Your transition from residency is about more than landing a job—it’s about setting yourself up for a successful, fulfilling, and financially secure career. The Life After Residency Series was created to give you the knowledge, tools, and support you need to thrive.

Secure your spot today and invest in your future.

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