Est. 1974  •  The Nation’s Largest State Neurological Society
Texas Neurological Society
Protecting and promoting the interests of neurologists in Texas.
900+ Members Statewide
Why neurologists across Texas join TNS
A voice at the Capitol
Advocacy on the bills that shape neurology practice in Texas.
CME built for neurology
Two annual conferences and year-round education close to home.
A statewide network
Colleagues, mentors and committees from El Paso to Houston.
Save the Date - TNS Annual Winter Conference, Austin, Texas, February 4-7, 2027
February 4 – 7, 2027  •  Austin, Texas
TNS Annual Winter Conference
Registration, agenda and hotel details will be posted as they’re confirmed, and announced to the membership by email.
Advocacy
The 90th Texas Legislature Convenes in January
Texas Neurological Society 2027 Lobby Day - Tuesday, March 2nd, Texas State Capitol, Austin
Save the Date
TNS Lobby Day
Tuesday, March 2, 2027
Texas State Capitol, Austin
Join fellow neurologists at the Capitol to meet with legislators on the issues facing neurology in Texas. 
The 89th Session was one of the most successful in TNS history — $3 billion secured for dementia research through DPRIT, and a licensing framework that lets Mobile Stroke Units expand across Texas.
Member Alert · November 2026
Texas 2026 Election Results
Democrats won every statewide executive office and every statewide judicial race on the ballot, and a majority in the Texas House. Republicans will control the Texas Senate, 19 to 12.
The 90th Legislature convenes January 12, 2027 under divided government, with committee leadership turning over in both chambers.