Build your career in neuro–oncology

SNO’s leadership development programs support neuro-oncology professionals at key career transition points, from emerging leaders to those stepping into senior roles. Through the Future Leaders Development and Executive Leadership Programs, participants gain practical leadership skills, mentorship from experienced leaders, and training in strategic thinking, team management, and career growth. 

SNO offers travel scholarships to broaden access to its Annual Meeting and support the development of a diverse, global neuro-oncology community. For the SNO Annual Meeting, scholarships are available through the International Outreach program for professionals from low- and middle-income countries, as well as for early-career professionals underrepresented in medicine in North America. These scholarships help cover the costs of attending the meeting, allowing recipients to participate in education, collaboration, and networking that advance their careers in the field. 

SNO’s Student and Trainee Resources support early career development by introducing learners to the field of neuro-oncology through the Student and Trainee Forum, curated resources, educational webinars, and conference workshops. These opportunities provide exposure to research, clinical practice, mentorship, and networking, helping students and trainees build skills and connections within the neuro-oncology community.