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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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