NASS is offering a new Early Career Travel Scholarship for the 2026 Biologic Interventions for Spinal Pathologies course, taking place November 13 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Designed to support fellows and early-career spine professionals with an interest in biologics, scholarship recipients will receive complimentary course registration and up to $1,000 in travel support.

Beyond financial support, the scholarship is designed to give recipients meaningful opportunities to connect with course leaders, faculty, and peers. Recipients will be encouraged to participate throughout the course’s highly interactive format, including the Welcome Networking Event, faculty-led panels and discussions such as “All the Questions I’ve Been Afraid to Ask About Biologics” and the closing “Goals for 2027” roundtables.

The course brings together experts and emerging voices for candid discussion of the latest science, evidence and practical applications of biologic interventions in spine care.

Apply for the Early Career Travel Scholarship by Friday, October 2.

Learn more about the 2026 Biologics Course.