Hello Aspirant.

Hope you are doing well.

According to my knowledge the surgeon at the breach candy hospital, mumbai is paid monthly and not as per the number of surgeries he/ she have done. But to me more clear about it i would suggest you to once visit the official website of it to know the clear perception and be more clear about it and still if you are confused so kindly contact the higher authorities for much more clarification.

GOOD LUCK, STAY MOTIVATED AND HOPE THIS HELPS.

Thankyou.

Hello Aspirant.

Hope you are doing well.

According to my knowledge the surgeon at the breach candy hospital, mumbai is paid monthly and not as per the number of surgeries he/ she have done. But to me more clear about it i would suggest you to once visit the official website of it to know the clear perception and be more clear about it and still if you are confused so kindly contact the higher authorities for much more clarification.

GOOD LUCK, STAY MOTIVATED AND HOPE THIS HELPS.

Thankyou.

Hello Aspirant.

Hope you are doing well.

It varies from institution to institution because every institution have different set of rules and regulations or guidelines some will pay per surgery salary and some will be it on the fixed basis. So, as you have not mentioned the name of the institution for which you're asking the query so kindly mention the name of the institution so that i'll be able to help you out and solve your query.

GOOD LUCK AND STAY MOTIVATED.

Thankyou.

Dear aspirant hope you are doing well.

No, a MD can't perform surgeries...

The area of MD specializations are as follows: MD in Cardiology. MD in Clinical Haematology. A MD diagnosed a patient with the medicines/drug.

• Skills required to be an MD.
• Diagnosis SkillAbility to diagnose disease on the basis of its symptoms
• Team Working SkillAbility to work in a team along with other physicians, experts and technicians

To become a surgeon, or doing surgery, you have to do MS degree.

Here are a few guidelines for aspirants who want to become a General Surgeon in India:

Step 1: Clearing 12th Exam. ...

Step 2: Clearing NEET UG. ...

Step 3: Completing an MBBS Degree. ...

Step 4: Clearing NEET PG. ...

Step 5: Taking-up an MS Degree.

Hope it's helpful

Hello,

Surgical Fees means fees charged by the hospital, doctors, surgeons, anesthetists and operating theatre but excluding the cost of room and board and any non-medical charges such as but not limited to meals and room charges incurred during Confinement in a Hospital up to the maximum Sum Insured stated in the Schedule.

Plastic surgery is the highest-paying physician specialty in 2021, according to Medscape's 2021 Physician Compensation Report. Many surgeons will often receive a single payment for pre-op, post-op and the surgery. However, bundled payments can also be much broader, encompassing longer periods of time and multiple providers.

A doctor that specializes in surgery is known as a surgeon. They perform operations on patients suffering from diseases, injuries or deformities. One can train to become either a general surgeon or choose any specialization such as orthopedic, neurological, plastic surgery or cardiovascular. A surgeon's job can be extremely rewarding as a surgeon gets to make a difference in people's lives by saving their lives. The technical knowledge and the skills of a surgeon in the operating room have a visible impact on a patient's health.

For more details you can go to the link Below:

https://www.careers360.com/careers/surgeon

All the best!

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Thank you!

There are various types of surgery done in India with different cost charged by doctors. According to the reports it is estimated that surgeons charge 50% of the total surgery cost. I am mentioning below the name of the surgeries and the cost of surgeon:

1. Heart surgery operation will cost 300000 rupees by surgeon.
2. Bypass surgery will cost 2 to 2.5 lakh by surgeon.
3. Orthopaedic surgery will cost 12000 to 1.2 lac by surgeon.
4. Laparoscopy surgery will cost around 50,000 by a surgeon.

Dear applicant if you consider the past few years cut-off records, there assumption can be made that with 6500 rank you have moderate chances of getting

1. MD Paediatrics

2. MD Geriatrics

Though chances of getting MD General Medicine is there, but you might have to wait till the completion of counselling rounds. Use our NEET PG college predictor to predict the best colleges based on your merit rank

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Good luck!!

Hello,

Hope you are doing good!

The one of the main factors that can influence a neurosurgeon's salary is the amount of experience he has. When a neurosurgeon is just starting out in this field, he has less experience than a veteran in the medical business. As such, he often has a lower initial salary. Over time, however, as he gains experience and builds skill, he might reach the same salary range that more experienced surgeons enjoy. In fact, he may even have the opportunity to earn more than them one day.

In many cases, different facilities offer different neurosurgeon salaries. One facility may pay its surgeons far more than another one does, for instance. Even in a single facility, salaries may differ depending on the amount of experience the doctor has. Additionally, private practice salaries usually differ from those set by an employer.

There are many factors that can influence  neurosurgeon salaries, including the reputation and experience of the surgeon. The facility at which he works or with which he is affiliated may also influence a neurosurgeon's salary. Any bonuses, incentives, or profit sharing benefits he receives may factor in as well. Additionally, neurosurgeon salaries often vary based on the country and region in which a person works. Once finished with the residency program and entering into the world of practicing medicine, neurosurgeons see a great jump in income, even in the entry-level years.

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Thank you!

Hi aspirant,

Neurosurgery is a very complex simple and time consuming procedure is not possible that neurosurgeon visits 3 to 4 hospitals daily. Actually a neurosurgeon remains in contacts with various hospitals and is called for a surgery according to the situation. The number of visits can be either two or 3 at maximum per day and could be 0 at some days. So 8 hours per day as you have mentioned includes both surgery and visit time, which they manage according to the time a surgery takes.

Hope it helps!!

The salary structure you have seen are for the Resident Neurosurgeon. On one year of experience, you will become a Senior Resident which is around 4-6 Lacs and after the senior resident, you can become the staff surgeon or the junior surgeon in any hospital which will have considerably a good hike of salary. After 4-5 years of experience your package is expected to go above 15-20 lacs if you are neurosurgeon in metropolitan city. So don't worry about the figures, medical profession is an experience based field. So once you have experience you are eligible for more opportunities.

Have a great day!