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.

Earnings depend on the education and experience of the biochemist as well as the location and type of job. The median annual income of biochemists was $68,950 in 2004. Benefits generally include paid holidays and vacations, health insurance, and pension plans.

Inpatient surgery bills are likely to cost more because the patient is required to stay one or more nights in the care of the hospital, meaning they are required to provide food, shelter, and all the necessary equipment and medications to keep the patient in optimal health. Outpatient surgery...you're in and you're out the same day so the hospital isn't spending as much money for your healthcare.

No surgeons do not deliver babys

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A doctors rate of pay depends on his experience, qualifications, and reputation. If this heart surgeon is fresh from his fellowship he will earn far less then a surgeon practicing for 20 years. On average you're looking at $90,000 per year. Which is $7500 per month before taxes.

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"Doctor Phillip Miller is a top rhinoplasty surgeon in the New York area. He is located in New York City, New York. He also does face lifts and eyelid surgery."

The average salary that plastic surgeons make in New Jersey a year is 363,318 US dollars. However, the pay scale can increase to about 535,045 US dollars with experience.

Yes, but obviously not all of it. In a hemispherechtomy half the brain is removed. This may seem drastic, but you can operate just fine with one side of your brain. This is usually done when one side of the brain is malfunctioning in such a way as to significantly distress or threaten the life of the patient.

Sometimes bits of cortex (brain matter) is removed from those suffering from severe seizures. Most brain surgeons' work consists of traumatic injury, removing tumors or aneurysms.

Dr. Antonia C. Novello, was the first Hispanic and the first female Surgeon General, of the United States of America.

Dr. Novello was Surgeon General from 1990-1993.

Specialist surgeons operate on one area of the body (such as ear nose and throat specialists) or one body system (such as vascular or orthopedic surgeons).

Generalists in theory operate everywhere but they usually avoid the most of the areas covered by specialists.

If you choose an ASPS (American Society of Plastic Surgeons) surgeon then you should be able to trust them as they have all had at least 5 years of surgical training, with a minimum of two years of that training specialising in plastic surgery.

i'm pretty sure the demand isn't very high but isn't low so about average

A urologist is an expert in the Male and Female reproductive and urinary organs. This includes many organs in the body, from the prostate to the kidneys. You can find more information on what a urologist does at http://www.harleystreeturology.com/

John Warren - surgeon - died on 1815-04-04.

To become a neurosurgeon, you must complete 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school and 1 year of surgery internship followed by 5-7 years of neurosurgery residency. During these 14+ years of post-secondary training, you get paid nothing until residency at which point you will make roughly $45K/year with moderate yearly increases. After residency has been completed, a neurosurgeon makes on average $350-500K/year.

$273,000 yearly if you have 1-2 years expierence