Well its might depend on what you are studying first of all and what Field of work you want to be in OR The type of surgeon (:

There is no particular major needed to become any type of doctor in particular. You just need to graduate college with a 4 year degree, with the required science classes. I for instance received a PhD in Physics before I went to medical school. But many pre-med students choose to major in either biology or chemistry.

The only particular requirement to become an orthopedic surgeon is to graduate a 4 year medical school, and then complete a residency in orthopedic surgery.

Her name is Alexa Canady.

There are many Doctors who comes into the category of the best Neuro-surgeon. And here are few names.

1- Dr Phillip Gutin (Memorial Sloan Ketting Hospital in NYC, NY )

2- Keith Black (Cedars-Sinai Hospital Medical Center in Los Angeles)

3-Dr Marcus Stoodley (Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney)

4.-Dr Edward Benzel (Cleveland Clinic, Ohio)

5.-Dr Prem Pillay (formerly Cleveland Clinic,OH now at Mt Elizabeth Hospital,Singapore)

Once you have qualified and trained as a surgeon, and having been certified and completed the specialist training, you apply for jobs advertised, attend an interview and once successful, join and work in the hospital as a Surgeon.

There's gotta be alot of hard work and studying involved. In Australia the time span is approx. 15-17 years of studying, residency and exam taking until your finally qaulified...THEN you get to star operating

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There are many renowned Docs in Ganga Ram.

Sir Gangaram hospital is a private hospital, and they always have business conflicts of interest. The consultants (neurosurgeons) used to change very frequently. In order to know who is best, you have to meet few more doctors and do your own research depending on the patients profile, disease particulars etc. Its always best to compare with an apex govt sector hospital in terms of cost etc.

Hospital is good but it works like a business centre and is expensive.

One time Consultation Fee : Rs.600/-

Average surgeon works 60 or more hours a week.

By Cosmetic surgeon, I assume you mean Plastic surgeon.

If so, you must complete undergraduate and medical school (8 years), then finish a general surgery residency (5-6 years), then a plastic surgery fellowship (3 years).

All in all, looks like 16-17 years after high school

Yes, and it depends on what kind of surgeon. If you were to say become a neurosurgeon, you will need math to calculate the diameter of the cut. Also, you will for any surgeon need to have a history in physics, there you can measure how deep the cut is, and when the patient will wake up

The median salary for a plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills, California is $378,866 per year. This means that half the plastic surgeons in Beverly Hills make less than this and half make more.

The resopsibilities of a surgeon is:

A surgeon is a physician who has trained specifically to operate on patients in need of a variety of acute surgical procedures. Surgery involves making an incision on the patient's body and repairing or removing an internal part of the body, and then closing the incision for optimum recovery. Some surgeons are specialized and fellowship-trained in a particular type of surgery, while other surgeons, called "general surgeons" are broader in scope but do not perform highly specialized types of surgery such as brain or heart surgeries.

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On November the 5th last year, Dr. Anderson was one of the board's recommended surgeons.

The average salary of a heart transplant surgeon is 523,999 dollars. The average salary of a brain surgeon is 529,176. Brain surgeons, on average, make around 5000 dollars a year more than heart surgeons.

English, chemistry, biology, maybe physics. High school classes have practically no bearing on your graduate studies. All you need to take in high school are the requisites for admission into a university of your choice, and from there one would have to take courses required for your bachelor's degree, and admission into medical school.

The answer varies widely. This depends on the area of the country, how hard the doctor wants to work and the contracts that he has with the insurance companies. Salaries.com gives the average for a cardiothoracic surgeon as about 420K, I suspect a transplant sureon in the right circumstance would make significantly more than this. Your question is like asking how much does a professional baseball player earn. The answer is 'It depends'.

They normally specialize in children from newborns to teen years. Such as treating pre-mature babies

1. Dr Ben Carson, at John Hopkins, Baltimore for Pediatric Neurosurgery

2.Dr Richard Fessler, University of Chicago, for Vascular and Interventional Neurosurgery

3.Dr Raymond Sawaya, MD Anderson Cancer Center,Houston for Brain Tumors

4.Dr Laligam Sekhar, previously at UPMC, now at the Swedish Hospital, Seattle for Skull Base surgery

5..Dr Prem Pillay, previously at the Cleveland Clinic for Spine diseases/injury and Brain tumors, now at Mt Elizabeth in Singapore,Asia

A recognized medical degree from an accredited medical school must be earned in order to become a cardiothoracic surgeon. A Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degree, a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree, or a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS/MBChB) degree are accepted degrees. After earning one of these degrees, a surgical residency and additional training in cardiothoracic surgery must be completed and board certification examinations must be passed.

Sort of like what does a used car cost- is it a 10 year old Ford, or a year old Mercedes? CT Scanners are very expensive pieces of medical eqipment, and the total cost of a new, up to date system could be in the millions of dollars- a used system might be worth $25,000.

An ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON is the type of doctor that preforms hip replacement surgeries.