Dear SNIS Members

We hope you had a wonderful summer! It was great to connect with so many of you, both in person and online, at the SNIS 23rd Annual Meeting and Fellows Course last month. It is an honor to serve as your next SNIS president, and I look forward to all that we will accomplish together in the year to come. As summer comes to a close, check out highlights from the Annual Meeting plus the latest SNIS news.

SNIS 2026 Recording and 2027 Save the Date

We had a great week of learning and connecting at the SNIS 23rd Annual Meeting and Fellows Course. If you missed a session or would like to revisit one, you can check out the full meeting on our virtual platform until December 20, 2026. You can view sessions, access or download your CME certificate, and more. Be sure to also browse photos from the week on Flickr.

We look forward to seeing you next year at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado! Mark your calendars for July 12–16, 2027!


SNIS Connect

SNIS Connect is back! We’re excited to relaunch Connect on our new membership platform, GrowthZone. SNIS Connect will once again serve as a hub for open forums, discussions, member announcements and more.

Connect is the best way to stay informed about what’s happening within the Society and to engage with fellow members.

You can access SNIS Connect by logging into the SNIS website and using the Community link in the Member Portal. Please contact us if you have not set up your Member Portal login yet. You will be asked to review and accept the Code of Conduct before posting on the forum.

We look forward to your active participation in SNIS Connect!

Neurointerventional Physician Compensation and Productivity Survey

SNIS continues to work diligently for the benefit of our membership. As part of that effort, SNIS has once again partnered with the Neurosurgery Executives’ Resource Value and Education Society (NERVES) to perform the 2026 Neurointerventional Physician Compensation and Productivity Survey. 

Members of NERVES and SNIS are working together to develop benchmarking for physicians whose practices focus on neurointerventional care, including information on compensation, wRVUs, and call pay. 

Strong participation is essential for this survey to have an impact. As an added benefit, all participants will receive a complimentary report of the survey results. For more details on how to complete the survey, check out the recent Suite Talk.

JNIS Advances

JNIS Advances, a fully open-access companion journal to the Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery (JNIS) is live!

JNIS Advances covers the full spectrum of neurointerventional practice, including stroke, aneurysms, brain tumors, and spinal disorders, while maintaining double-anonymized peer review and rigorous production standards. 

Authors can submit manuscripts directly through the submission portal. In addition, manuscripts submitted to JNIS that are not accepted may be transferred directly to JNIS Advances through BMJ’s Article Transfer Service, along with their peer review reports. SNIS members receive a 25% discount on article processing charges as a benefit of membership.

Be sure to check it out here.

SNIS Insights: Online Webinar Series

SNIS Insights will start again this fall! Whether you are a regular attendee or new to the series, here are a few helpful reminders:

• Webinar recordings are always available after the event. 
• CME credit is available if you participate in the live webinar but is not offered for the recordings.

Please watch SNIS social media (X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Bluesky) for details on upcoming webinars and go to www.snisonline.org/insights to watch other recorded sessions.

Thank you for your continued engagement and support of SNIS. We look forward to an exciting fall and another year of advancing the field together.

Sincerely, 

Peter Kan, MD

President