A neurosurgeon studies for an absolute minimum of 14 years before being legally qualified to poke inside someone's head. But even after four years pre-med, four years MD and six years of residency, many neurosurgical candidates cram in a two-year master's degree and follow their residency with a one- to two-year subspecialty fellowship, if not significant Ph.D. research in neuroscience. And if you think that's a long haul as an impoverished student, try doing it while all your med school buddies are living large on GP salaries. On the flip side, the patient having his or her head examined probably feels better knowing that the guy wielding the knife put in 20 years for the privilege. But 20 years...isn't that a bit much? Lowest Reported $279655 Average Reported $438426 Highest Reported $713961 Answer: My father makes $18mill + a year. And it's 600,000 per surgery (depending on a procedure).
$500,000-$2,000,000.
depends if you good
The average neurosurgeon with about 3-6 years exp. earns about $250 000 to
$375 000 estimatedly.
A very experienced neurosurgeon could make almost a million dollars if the work hard.
On average, entree level neurosurgeons make around 300,000 dollars a year. More experienced neurosurgeons make more around 470,000 dollars a year. Experienced neurosurgeons, that have spent a lot of time in the job, make around 700,000 dollars a year. Basically, the longer you spend in the job, the more you'll make.
In the US your salary really depends on your location. As in New York may pay their neurosurgeons higher than Alabama. Relatively they are paid really **high**. I have a cousin who receives $104,705 annually.
The 2007 Merrit-Hawkins Salary Survey determined the salary average for Neurosurgeons to be around $530,000 per year A office owner can earn up to $750,000 per year
Around 500,000 and up with more experience.
$12,000,000 on average.
average would be about 500 thousand
12000000
Brain surgeons, or neurosurgeons, have a median income of $536,057 per year. Anesthesiologists have a median salary of $350,123 per year, so neurosurgeons make more.
The average pay for a starting neurosurgeon is about $325,000 a year
With salary and bonuses, the median annual income for a neurosurgeon in Arizona is $360,000. The top paid neurosurgeons in the country make up to $801,000 per year.
There are 300 million people living in the US and there are 4600 neurosurgeons. That is, there are 65,217 people per neurosurgeon in the USA, or 2 neurosurgeons per 130,000 people, that is, less than 2 neurosurgeons per 100,000 people in the U.S.
Could be up to $300,000 dollars in some states. Average malpractice insurance for surgeons is around $30,000 however. Neurosurgeons have such high insurance premiums because the threat of malpractice is so high.
Depends on what they've specialized in, but 150 thousand a year is average. General physicians make a bit less than that but neurosurgeons and plastic surgeons can easily make half a million yearly.
Neurosurgeons make 5 or 6 thousand a surgery depending on how good you are.
Most doctors simply make money according to how much work they do. Therefor there is a big range in the amount that any one type of doctor can make. Neurosurgeons (brain surgeons) make around $300,000 to $1,000,000 per year.
Neurosurgeons are some of the highest paid surgeons, often making over $500,000 per year.
Alot of money most famous neurosurgeons are millionaires or more depending where they work and how they advertise themselves.
Depends on what kind of brain doctor you mean. Neurosurgeons (brain surgeons) can make well over one million per year. Neurologists (non-surgical diagnosticians) make significantly less.
yes, if they can manage the time