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Gabriella
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Working remotely.
Are you able to work remotely if you're in neurology? Are there any positions available?
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Joan Shea
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Hello Gabriella!
Kudos on your decision to pursue Neurology as your career path.
Indeed, in certain scenarios, neurologists are able to work remotely. Thanks to the growth of technology, telemedicine is now more prevalent, enabling doctors to consult their patients from a distance. This implies that neurologists can have virtual meetings with patients, go through their medical history, and suggest treatments from a remote place. However, some parts of neurological care like physical check-ups or specific diagnostic tests might still necessitate face-to-face visits. It's crucial to remember that the feasibility of remote work can differ based on the job specifics and the employer.
Wishing you the best on your journey towards a career in Neurology!
Kudos on your decision to pursue Neurology as your career path.
Indeed, in certain scenarios, neurologists are able to work remotely. Thanks to the growth of technology, telemedicine is now more prevalent, enabling doctors to consult their patients from a distance. This implies that neurologists can have virtual meetings with patients, go through their medical history, and suggest treatments from a remote place. However, some parts of neurological care like physical check-ups or specific diagnostic tests might still necessitate face-to-face visits. It's crucial to remember that the feasibility of remote work can differ based on the job specifics and the employer.
Wishing you the best on your journey towards a career in Neurology!