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Hassenbusch Continued Learning Scholarship
The Hassenbusch Continued Learning Scholarship is presented annually by the Texas Pain Society and Texas Pain Foundation, in honor the memory of TPS board member Dr. Sam Hassenbusch.
Congratulations to our Hassenbusch Continued Learning Scholarship winners!
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The Samuel J. Hassenbusch, MD, PhD Continued Learning Scholarships are annual scholarships sponsored by the Texas Pain Society and Texas Pain Foundation and created to honor the memory of TPS board member Dr. Sam Hassenbusch. Dr. Hassenbusch was an advocate for teaching and spent a majority of his life teaching others what he had learned.
All Texas residents are eligible to apply. Scholarships are available for up to five residents who have an interest in pain medicine. Entries will be reviewed and decided upon by the TPS board of directors.
Please complete the questions entirely. You may attach an additional page if you need more space. Submit the form no later than October 8, 2022. Questions? Call 512-535-0010.
Once received, the Texas Pain Society board of directors will review the applications and choose five residents to receive the scholarship. The scholarship will allow a complimentary registration for the full meeting.
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2021 Winners
Marianne Gelter, MD
MD Anderson Cancer Center/ Pain Medicine Fellowship
Vishal Bansal, MD
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Nita Kuttikandathil, MD
UT Health San Antonio
Ashley Wetzig, MD
Baylor College of Medicine
George Polson, MD
Baylor College of Medicine/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Neil Nagda, MD
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Anesthesiology
FAQ
What discounts are available for fellows?
- Fellows receive discounted pricing to the conference. Reach out to us for more information.
What happens if I'm selected and I already registered?
Do I reserve a guest room?
- Guest rooms are limited, so if you are certain you're attending, we recommend proceeding with a reservation. Note that the hotel has a specific cancellation policy.
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