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Timing of a Neurosurgeon

What is the timing of a neurologist/neurosurgeon? How long are the shifts?

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Alexa’s Answer

They are on call quite often, and their work week can EXCEED 70 hours a week. Being on call means that there is no set hours. You can be called in at the middle of the night. Check out think link for the steps on how to become a neurosurgeon and what it entails. https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/what-is-a-neurosurgeon


Its a great career if you are okay with basically no set routine. I personally would not be able to handle that!
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John Arjay’s Answer

Good day!

If you're asking how long does it take to become a Neurologist/Neurosurgeon the answer is 4 years in college, 4 years in medical school, 1 year internship and 3 years of residency.

Neurologist/Neurosurgeon typically works around 40-70 hours per week.


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JAE
Thank you comment icon I appreciate this, thank you for the advice. Shani
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