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What are promotion for doctors?
You get to become head of surgery of chief resident
How much does a chief of surgery make?
$250,000 - $500,000 a year
What does chief resident mean on Grey's Anatomy?
A Chief Resident is like the main Resident. Like the Chief of Surgery. He is the main guy over all surgery people. Basically right below the chief is residents then interns..hope that helped you..if not then please tell me because i get confusing alot..lol
What treatments are there for prostate cancer?
Surgery, radiation, hormone therapy are the three chief treatments for prostate cancer.
What are promotion opportunities for doctors?
You get to become head of surgery of chief resident
What prospects does a doctor have for being promoted in his career?
A doctor can be promoted to Chief of Medicine/Surgery for a hospital, Medical Director for a labratory or hospital, or he can further his education and become a professor of medicine.
How did the chief of surgery from Provident Hospital try to persuade Ben not to go back to John Hopkins?
Ben Carson born September 18,1951 is an American Neurosurgeon and the Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Ben Carson was a neurosurgeon he used a lot of math to make surgery for others.
What is pro bono surgery?
In the terms of medicine a 'pro bono' surgery means a surgery that does not have to be paid, is given for the good of public or in this case for the good of patient. Surgeons, mostly in USA where health-care has to be paid and is not free, have a quote of surgeries that can be made 'pro bono', that means without any charge to the user (patient) itself. The patients' will has to be made to the surgeon and if the surgeon decides to do a pro bono surgery, it has to get an approval from the chief of surgery to approve the pro bono surgery and give the surgeon('s) the place and material for the surgery. You can find more info on probono.website
What is another name for in and out surgery?
Another name for in and out surgery is ambulatory surgery or outpatient surgery.
What are common causes of postoperative adhesions?
abdominal surgery gynecological surgery thoracic surgery thoracic surgery orthopedic surgery plastic surgery
What are the basic roles of a president?
Chief of State, Commander in Chief, Chief of Diplomat, Chief of Executive, Chief Legislature, Chief of Party, and Chief of the Economy
What are seven major responsibilities of the President of the US?
Chief of State, Commander in Chief, Chief of Diplomat, Chief Executive, Chief Legislature, Chief of Party, and Chief Guardian of the Economy
