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Surgeons
Surgeons are doctors who specialize repairing injuries, deformities, and diseases by performing operation on patients. Most surgeons specialize in various areas of the body, such as the heart, brain or bones.
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What were some of the earliest anaesthetics that surgeons would try to give their patients?
Surgeons would give patients a drug like opium or try to get them drunk before an operation, but there were no effective anaesthetics.
How many Plastic surgeons in Nogales Mexico?
There are currently 3 plastic surgeons in Nogales Mexico. These clinics are called Miguel Angelo Plastic Surgery Clinic, Policlinica de Diagnostico, and Clinica Hospital del Sol.
Who is the best urologist in Boston for an adult circumcision?
I would suggest the Mass General - Reconstructive Urology Service (if you feel you need a urologist) or request the Urology Dept suggest the appropriate plastic / reconstructive surgeon.
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How many years will it take to become a cardeo surgeon?
I'd learn how to spell "cardio" before thinking about joining the medical profession. But probably around 13 years. You'll need college, med school, and then residency in the cardiothoracic surgery field.
What are the biggest pros and cons of being employed overseas?
Pros: The experience of living in another culture, job experience and growth, (possibly) better income and per diem, making new friends, keeping possessions to a minimum, learn to cook old favorites with new ingredients,
Cons: Living far away from family and old friends, trying to find Mexican food or ingredients to make it, managing banking and other financial deals from elsewhere (not as big a problem these days with the Internet and email), figuring out how to celebrate holidays without the trappings of your home country
Where can you find a primary care doctor that accept medicaid?
Contact your Medicaid agency and/or your county's medical society.
How long does a flight surgeon have to go to college?
They must graduate medical school the complete a one year of internship. They are the general practitioners for the flight personal. They are not actually surgeons it is just want they call them.
How many years does it take to become a cardiovascular surgeon?
*Revised Answer*
College = 4 Years
Medical School = 4 Years
General Surgery = 5 Years
Specialized Training = 3 Years
Daunting.. I know.
How much do surgeons earn in Idaho?
The amount of money a surgeon would earn in Idaho would depend on the type of surgeon and how many procedures he performed. On average, a surgeon would expect to make at least $200,000 a year.
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How does the future outlook of a veterinary surgeon look?
The following is written by and according to the U.S. Department of Labor and particular to the job outlook for teachers.
Employment of preschool, kindergarten, elementary, middle, and secondary school teachers is projected to grow about as fast as average. Job prospects are expected to be favorable, with particularly good prospects for teachers in high-demand fields like math, science, and bilingual education, or in less desirable urban or rural school districts.
Employment change. Employment of school teachers is expected to grow by 12 percent between 2006 and 2016, about as fast as the average for all occupations. However, because of the size of the occupations in this group, this growth will create 479,000 additional teacher positions, more than all but a few occupations.
Through 2016, overall student enrollments in elementary, middle, and secondary schools-a key factor in the demand for teachers-are expected to rise more slowly than in the past as children of the baby boom generation leave the school system. This will cause employment of teachers from kindergarten through the secondary grades to grow as fast as the average. Projected enrollments will vary by region. Fast-growing States in the South and West-led by Nevada, Arizona, Texas, and Georgia-will experience the largest enrollment increases. Enrollments in the Midwest are expected to hold relatively steady, while those in the Northeast are expected to decline. Teachers who are geographically mobile and who obtain licensure in more than one subject should have a distinct advantage in finding a job.
The number of teachers employed is dependent on State and local expenditures for education and on the enactment of legislation to increase the quality and scope of public education. At the Federal level, there has been a large increase in funding for education, particularly for the hiring of qualified teachers in lower income areas. Also, some States are instituting programs to improve early childhood education, such as offering full day kindergarten and universal preschool. These programs, along with projected higher enrollment growth for preschool age children, will create many new jobs for preschool teachers, which are expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations.
Job prospects. Job opportunities for teachers over the next 10 years will vary from good to excellent, depending on the locality, grade level, and subject taught. Most job openings will result from the need to replace the large number of teachers who are expected to retire over the 2006-16 period. Also, many beginning teachers decide to leave teaching for other careers after a year or two-especially those employed in poor, urban schools-creating additional job openings for teachers.
The job market for teachers also continues to vary by school location and by subject taught. Job prospects should be better in inner cities and rural areas than in suburban districts. Many inner cities-often characterized by overcrowded, ill-equipped schools and higher-than-average poverty rates-and rural areas-characterized by their remote location and relatively low salaries-have difficulty attracting and retaining enough teachers. Currently, many school districts have difficulty hiring qualified teachers in some subject areas-most often mathematics, science (especially chemistry and physics), bilingual education, and foreign languages. Increasing enrollments of minorities, coupled with a shortage of minority teachers, should cause efforts to recruit minority teachers to intensify. Also, the number of non-English-speaking students will continue to grow, creating demand for bilingual teachers and for those who teach English as a second language. Qualified vocational teachers also are currently in demand in a variety of fields at both the middle school and secondary school levels. Specialties that have an adequate number of qualified teachers include general elementary education, physical education, and social studies.
The supply of teachers is expected to increase in response to reports of improved job prospects, better pay, more teacher involvement in school policy, and greater public interest in education. In addition, more teachers may be drawn from a reserve pool of career changers, substitute teachers, and teachers completing alternative certification programs. In recent years, the total number of bachelor's and master's degrees granted in education has been increasing slowly. But many States have implemented policies that will encourage even more students to become teachers because of a shortage of teachers in certain locations and in anticipation of the loss of a number of teachers to retirement.
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How long does it take to become a fully trained vet?
it takes about 6 years to become fully qualified as a vet because, if you want to be a vet who is qualified as a nurse and surgeon, than you actually only need to take the surgical course, because a nurse is limited to a few treatments but as as surgeon you know what a nurse knows and everything else.
What qualifications do you need to become a plastic surgeon?
I think you would have to know what you want out of life. Also you would have had to go to collage as well. You would also need to have a high grades and pass all of your classess in collage.
What happens when a brain surgeon and a rocket scientist reproduce?
You get Kim Possible. And the tweebs.
What should you know about the plastic surgeon who will perform your nose job?
Before you get a nose job, it is important to do your homework. There are many physicians that operate with licenses, but are not certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgeons. This means they haven
How many years do you need to become a brain surgeon?
To become a brain surgeon you need to take the following steps:
1.) Graduate from high school and apply and get accepted to a university.
2.) At a 4 year university you will work towards a bachelors degree in pre-medicine or pre-health with at least a GPA of 3.5 or better. Beginning your senior year in college you will start appplying to medical schools.
3.) You will attend a 4 year medical school. Near graduation you will need to apply for a residency program at a graduate school of medicine.
4.) Once in a residency program it will depend upon which field you enter as to how long your residency will be. Some are 3 years such as family practice. Surgeons can be in a residency program for 4 to 5 years. Once you are in a residency program you can specialize in your chosen field.
So the total time to become a brain surgeon or Neurosurgeon, not counting high school, is roughly 12 years. (Plus or minus a few years.) To become a brain surgeon you need to take the following steps:
1.) Graduate from high school and apply and get accepted to a university.
2.) At a 4 year university get good grades (average is about a 3.5), do well on an admissions test (MCAT) and apply to medical schools.
3.) Attend a 4 year medical school. Near graduation you will need to apply for a residency program.
4.) Residency programs vary in length depending on the field. For neurosurgery 7 years is typical. To become a brain surgeon you need to take the following steps:
1.) Graduate from high school and apply and get accepted to a university.
2.) At a 4 year university get good grades (average is about a 3.5), do well on an admissions test (MCAT) and apply to medical schools.
3.) Attend a 4 year medical school. Near graduation you will need to apply for a residency program.
4.) Residency programs vary in length depending on the field. For neurosurgery 7 years is typical.
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Answer: I don't know for a fact if German plastic surgeons produce smaller noses for their nose job patients. I don't know of anyone other than Michael Jackson, who's got a small nose as a result of a nose job. The city I live in, in Canada, half the people are German, and many of them have cute little noses, in my opinion. When I had a nose job in the 80's, I think there was only one plastic surgeon in the city I live in. I'm not sure, but I think he's Polish or Jewish. The result of my nose job is, my nose looks as big as his! Is it possible he kept my nose big to preserve some appearance of my race, because he's proud of the appearance of his own race? I've been told I'm Jewish, but I'm not convinced I'm Jewish. Before my nose job, my nose looked like Peter Sellers, the deceased comedy movie star, and Barry Manilow, the pop star from the 70's. Now my nose looks like Wayne Gretzky or Prince Charles. If I ever inquire about getting another nose job, I think I'll try to find a German plastic surgeon. I know Neo-Nazis hate my big nose. Maybe German plastic surgeons hate big noses too, and would like to make my nose cute and small. Then again, there's so much racism I'd be afraid to trust my life to a German who may be a secret racist and might kill me and make it look like an accident. Although I've never heard of anyone dying from a nose job. But I have to trust someone.
Can you still become a successful plastic surgeon with a 3.0 high school GPA?
You'll need a 3.5 in college at least. Cutting into people isn't a job for everyone.
Who is the best plastic surgeon in Louisville KY?
Dr. Alexander Digenis is THE BEST plastic surgeon in Louisville, KY for BREAST augmentations/reconstruction!!!!! I'm not sure about other surgeries, but I researched him for breasts and decided he is the best. I booked my consult-LOVED him immediately, and booked my surgery that day. I LOVE my "boob-job" and I was a tough case..I had to have a lift as well as implants. LOVE it! This is the best decision I've ever made!
How can you find a good Orthopedic surgeon in Mexico?
If you are in a major city like Mexico or Guadalajara go to the consulate web page and they have listings of health care providers.
How much do general surgeons earn?
This largely depends on the area and workload of the general surgeon. It is also dependent on the types of patients and procedures that are performed. Also in some areas like the US, this depends heavily on the type of insurance or payment that the majority of patients have.
Answers from contributors include:
- $200,000 - $500,000
- $249,000 - $336,000
- $200,000 - $500,000
- $370,000+
- $1,100,000 in 2008 at Decatur Il Hospital
- $100,000 - $600,000, averaging $250,000
General surgeons can also acquire perks with their jobs, that are (but not limited to):
- free health insurance
- loan repayment for exchange of a long term contract
- 4 to 6 weeks of paid time off
- paid holidays
For example, you may work in an area where the majority of your patients have good, corporate insurance and your pool of Medicaid patients is low. In this instance, provided that you perform a lot of procedures and work in an area with a relatively high population, you will earn a higher income compared to someone from a small town seeing a lot of Medicaid patients who has a smaller practice.
"Production" is not the same as "Collection". You may perform procedures that at the end of the year "should" earn you a total of $700K ("production"). BUT, if your patients don't pay what they owe (or anything at all), then your "collection" may only be $300K. That's a big difference!
Also, some General Surgeons specialize in areas such as vascular surgery or gastric bypass, so their income will be different. (For example, Medicaid doesn't pay for gastric bypass, so these will be patients who have been pre-qualified and the payment is guaranteed.)
How many years does it take to become a general surgeon?
Hi, All I know is that it takes 9 years to become a G.P. I hope I have helped. In most North American training centres, it involves 4 years of medical school and usually 5 years in a General Surgery residency program. The 4 years of medical school are after one has completed a minimum of 3 years of undergraduate work. Thus, after high school, it usually takes around 12-13 years of training to become licensed as a General Surgeon. this is not an answer sincerley, future surgeon
