Neuroscience nursing care is a unique and demanding specialty requiring nursing staff to be up-to-date with the latest developments in neurosurgical, neurotrauma, stroke, and neuroscience patient care. This educational activity will provide nurses with the opportunity to learn from providers leading efforts to revolutionize interventions and treatments in this field. Augmented reality is becoming increasingly incorporated in the medical field to assist surgeons with performing high-quality procedures through easily accessing and incorporating patient imaging in the operative setting. Minimally-invasive techniques are further developing to incorporate the use of lasers—specifically, laser interstitial thermal therapy (LITT)—preserving as much brain parenchyma as possible while decreasing the need for large surgical incisions. Significant advancement in stroke patient care has been made in recent decades. Specific focus on primary stroke prevention has resulted in new techniques to treat carotid artery disease through the use of transcarotid artery revascularization (TCAR) procedure. Lastly, while treatment options are necessary in the neuroscience field, diagnostics play and equally integral part in the comprehensive care of neurotrauma patients. Advancement of biomarker knowledge has demonstrated potential diagnostic tools to be used in effectively determining if neurological trauma has occurred.