CSRS Emerging Leaders Course - Interview with Dr. Alexander Butler

The Emerging Leaders Course further promotes CSRS’s mission of developing young members by creating an open and intimate forum addressing the various challenges faced by early career spine surgeons. This course will be open to 32 total participants. The primary audience is orthopedic or neurosurgeons in their first five years of practice, and neurosurgeons in their last year of residency.
Objectives
• Create an open participant driven education platform to facilitate honest and “real-life” conversations between attendees and facility.
• Provide useful and informative lectures focusing on topics relevant to young surgeon leaders.
• Emphasis on advanced cervical spine topics and techniques.
• Further explore participants as surgeon leader in and out of the operating room.
• Hands-on labs working one on one with cervical spine experts.
• Promote engagement of early career members within CSRS
• Limited capacity to facilitate group discussion and networking with current and past CSRS presidential line
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The Cervical Spine Research Society® is a multidisciplinary organization of individuals interested in clinical and research problems of the cervical spine. Its purpose is to provide a forum for the exchange and development of ideas and philosophy regarding the diagnosis and treatment of cervical spine injury and disease. The organization values collegial interaction and strong scientific principles.
The Cervical Spine Research Society is the recognized authority on diseases of the cervical spine.
To achieve this vision, the Cervical Spine Research Society will strive for excellence in presenting the Annual Meeting program; promoting high quality meaningful research; making available to the public the best information about diseases and their treatment; collaborating with other organizations that will benefit our members and the public; being a resource for other institutions who need accurate information about the cervical spine; and satisfy the expectations of the membership.