InterventionalPain Fellow MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX NANS member since 2021 NANS members can find me on Twitter, LinkedIn
Dr. Soun Sheen, is a dedicated pain fellow at MD Anderson Cancer Center with expertise in pain medicine and neuromodulation. Driven by a passion for improving the lives of patients, particularly those with intra-abdominal or pelvic solid tumors. Dr. Sheen enjoys being active in NANS by actively contributing as a Co-chair for RFS-YN and an AMA House of Delegate Representative. Dr. Sheen's journey into neuromodulation began during residency, where they witnessed the positive impact of various technologies on patients. Dr. Sheen's commitment to multidisciplinary collaboration and enhancing patient care reflects the spirit of NANS, making them a valuable asset to the field.
Why I enjoy what I do I love helping patients improve their quality of life.
Areas of Expertise I’m currently a fellow, exploring different areas of pain medicine and neuromodulation! I plan to continue to build my expertise in cancer pain, especially those with intra-abdominal or pelvic solid tumors, and neuromodulation.
How I became interested in neuromodulation During residency, I saw many patients benefit from different neuromodulation technologies. I was fascinated by the science behind it and wanted to learn more about it and ways to incorporate it into my patient care.
The best thing about NANS The multidisciplinary team we have and the opportunities the organization provides for neuromodulators at different levels of training. In addition to serving as one of the Co-chairs of NANS RFS-YN, I had the privilege of serving as the AMA House of Delegates NANS Representative. It was a great opportunity to be a part of the organization's ongoing efforts to improve policies that directly impact both patients and providers, especially at this critical time when the field of neuromodulation is rapidly evolving and expanding.
My favorite movie A few good men
Words to live by “The magic you are looking for is in the work you are avoiding”
