Dr. Patricia Maska Honored with the 2025 UCSF Royer Award

September 29, 2025
Recognized for excellence in neurology, teaching, and mentorship across the Bay Area
Professional headshot of neurologist Dr. Patricia Suzanne Maska MD, FAAN.

BASS Medical Group proudly announces that Dr. Patricia Suzanne Maska, neurologist, has been awarded the 2025 UCSF Royer Award, a prestigious honor recognizing a Bay Area neurologist for outstanding contributions to the advancement of neurology.

Dr. Maska was selected for her exemplary service to the neurological community, excellence in teaching, and her role as a mentor and leader in the field. Practicing in the Bay Area since 2006, Dr. Maska has built a reputation as a compassionate physician and respected educator.

A graduate of the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Dr. Maska completed her medical training at the University of Maryland Medical Center. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Neurology and has been recognized for her leadership within the San Francisco Neurological Society, where she has played a key role in mentoring medical students and advising young physicians.

In her practice, Dr. Maska treats a wide range of neurological conditions with a particular focus on migraines and spine disorders. Her peers regard her as both a role model and a source of guidance in advancing neurological care across the region.

The UCSF Royer Award is given annually to a Bay Area neurologist who has made the most significant contribution to the advancement of neurology, with emphasis on service to the community, teaching excellence, and peer recognition.

About BASS Medical Group
Headquartered in Walnut Creek, CA, BASS Medical Group is a physician-led healthcare organization serving patients across Northern California. With more than 350 providers, 40 specialties, and 200+ locations, BASS delivers comprehensive care across the Greater Bay Area, from the Central Valley to the North Bay. BASS supports a network of independent practices, allowing patients to receive personalized, community-based care while still benefiting from a larger integrated medical group. Services range from primary care to advanced specialty care, including cancer treatment and imaging.