Dr. George Galvan and Cynthia G. Voorhees, MSN, APRN, ACNP-BC, RNFA, are leaders at Texas Neuro Spine in San Antonio, bringing together clinical expertise, practice leadership, and a shared commitment to the neurosurgical community.

Dr. George Galvan

Dr. George Galvan is a board-certified neurosurgeon who has been proudly serving the San Antonio community for over 20 years. A native of the Midwest, he earned his medical degree from the Indiana University School of Medicine in 2001 before relocating to Texas to complete his neurosurgery residency at UT Health San Antonio. Today, he balances his clinical practice at Texas Neuro Spine with a fulfilling personal life centered around his family and active involvement in the local community.

Cynthia G. Voorhees

Cynthia G. Voorhees, MSN, APRN, ACNP-BC, RNFA, is a board-certified acute care nurse practitioner and the Chief Financial Officer at Texas Neuro Spine in San Antonio. She earned her nursing degrees from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio and holds advanced credentials as a Registered Nurse First Assistant, allowing her to assist directly in neurosurgical operations. Balancing clinical expertise with practice leadership, Cynthia is also an active member of the Neurosurgery Executives Resource Value and Education Society (NERVES). Outside of her busy dual roles in the clinic and the boardroom, she enjoys mentoring the next generation of nurse leaders and exploring the vibrant San Antonio culinary scene.

Testimonial

Together, Dr. Galvan and Cynthia have found value in the relationships and connections they have built through NERVES.

“NERVES has provided us with the opportunity to meet and build relationships with many outstanding colleagues throughout the neurosurgical community. Through NERVES, Cynthia and I have connected with physicians and practice leaders who face many of the same challenges we encounter in our own practice.

One of the greatest benefits of NERVES is knowing that we are not alone. We have a supportive community of colleagues who understand the complexities of running a neurosurgical practice and who are willing to share their knowledge and experiences. We can reach out for guidance, exchange ideas, discuss challenges, and learn from others who have faced similar situations.

The relationships, knowledge, and support we have gained through NERVES have been invaluable. We believe every neurosurgeon and practice administrator should consider joining NERVES. It is a tremendous asset whether you are employed by a health system or working in private practice.”
— Dr. George Galvan