Surgeon
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Denton Cooley, a famous surgeon, did just that. He was earning around $20 million per year in 2021 dollars ($10 million in the 1980s) by performing a massive number of cutting-edge open heart surgeries in an assembly line fashion in the 1980s. He had some junior surgeons open and close to increase his throughput, allowing him to perform 75,000 open heart operations per person, a record.
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Yes you can select to work as Assistant Surgeon if you comes under the criteria and get selected. A surgical assistant helps surgeons and nurses during an operation or other medical procedure. A surgical assistant's responsibilities include setting up a patient's chart, sterilizing, assembling, and monitoring the surgical tools needed during surgery and ensuring the operation room is clean and ready for use. Civil Assistant Surgeon salary in India ranges between 0.5 Lakhs to 14.6 Lakhs with an average annual salary of 7.7 Lakhs.
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Hi Aspirant,
Cardiothoracic surgeons focus their efforts on the organs, bony structure and tissues that form the chest cavity.c ardiothoracic surgery is comprised of four main areas: general surgery, heart and lung transplants, surgery specific to adults, and congenital surgery. Within those areas, a surgeon can choose an area of the chest cavity to focus on.
M.Ch. in Cardiothoracic Surgery is a 3-year full-time post-graduation program. Qualifying a Master’s degree equivalent to the course or M.B.B.S. with minimum aggregate marks are prerequisite for the program.
Here are aome of the top colleges for Cardiothoracic surgeon:-
Topiwala National Medical College and B.Y.L. Nair Charitable Hospital - Maharashtra
Armed Forces Medical College - Maharashtra
Dr. DY Patil Medical College - Maharashtra
Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences (DMIMS) - Maharashtra
You can refer this link for more information :-
https://www.careers360.com/careers/cardiothoracic-surgeon
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India is known for its low cost heart surgeries. So in private hospitals the charges for the Open Heart Surgery ranges in between Rs. 1.25-2.5Lacs in total. So do you think its feasible?
Such high amounts usually won't charged in any operation just by the surgeon. Even process such as Kidney transplant is done in an average fee of Rs. 5-6 Lacs among which the doctor charges around Rs. 1 Lacs. So such high amounts are not most probably charged by any surgeon.
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I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!
The charge or the fees for a designated procedure is usually decided by the Hospital if the surgeon is attached to it. Now if he/she visits as a Guest Surgeon as per the request of the patients family, then the personal charges can be decided by the Surgeon. Although the charge is to be decided on the basis of the professional ethics and the average procedural cost. So its not like that a surgeon can ask a very large amount for a small procedure but usually its in average a charge which is affordable by the family and sometimes the surgeons from the point of view of humanity charges very feeble from poor patients. So this are very relative terms and nothing standardized figures can't be produced.
Dr. Sudhansu Bhattacharyya is a cardiothoracic surgeon with 36+ years of experience. After his MBBS, he pursued MS in general surgery from Vadilal Sarabhai Hospital, Gujarat followed by M.Ch in Cardiovascular Thoracic Surgery from G. S. Medical College, K.E.M Hospital, Mumbai. At present he is associated with
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See this are very personal details which aren't disclosed by the Hospitals. For most of the cases, there are fees for the doctor who conducts a procedure. So there are fixed fees for the professionals and the entire amount charged don't only include the Surgeon but it also include other charges such as Medications, OT charges, Medical Assistance charges, Bed fees, Hospital Facility charges, Anesthesiologist charges, Additional medical support charges etc. So the fees the surgeon gets can't be concluded from any pattern.
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Dear aspirant,
How to become a surgeon:
Here are few guidelines to you become a general surgeon.
1. First of all you have to clear the 12th examination with physics, chemistry and biology and get required cut off marks as per guidelines.
2. Clearing NEET UG entrance exam. It is only entrance exam for bachelor of surgery admission.
3. After clearing of NEET entrance exam you will complete the MBBS degree in 5 years. It is most popular degree to become a doctor in India.
4. After completion of MBBS you can clear the NEET PG also, which is conducted by the national board of examination. It is the basic admission for MS courses in medical colleges.
5. After completion of NEET PG you will do MS in surgery specialisation. This PG degree for your ticket to become a surgeon.
If you want information about the best colleges in Maharashtra to become a surgeon you can check the link below
https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ms-in-general-surgery-colleges-in-maharashtra
And also you can spend 7 years of time to become a surgeon and after become a surgeon you can get the salary 1,22,000/- per month, this is average salary. This salary may vary hospital to hospital.
Hope this is helpful to you,
Thank you.
Hi there,
Bachelor of Homeopathic medicine and surgery is a 5.5 year undergraduate course that helps in specializing and to know about with details. Also, a Big YES you can become surgeon after pursuing B.H.M.S but for that you need to pass AIAPGET exam with a good score to secure a surgery seat in a decent college.
See, you can easily pursue Surgery in the name of MS. Generally, in MS kshar Sutra has become a popular course nowadays for surgery.
You can also select your particular specialization on your own. I hope this information helps you. Still in case of any doubt, kindly revert here.
Do check out this link for better reach: https://www.careers360.com/careers/surgeon
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Hello student,
Sorry to say you but it is not professionally possible to offer such things from any Pharma companies. Maybe if there is some private things and for this reason This can happen. Obviously I am not telling that. But in general open doctors get commissions from pharmaceutical companies for promoting their medicines. The amount of commission is obviously depends upon the popularity of this particular doctor in this locality. But the offer you have mentioned if quite impossible to provide by any local pharmaceutical companies.
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