Somehow, I got the feeling about it, but to be honest, I wasn't sure. Better to ask an expert
Have you ever thought of becoming a neurosurgeon?
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Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>@CE: Thanks!
Somehow, I got the feeling about it, but to be honest, I wasn't sure. Better to ask an expert
Have you ever thought of becoming a neurosurgeon?
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Don't mention it - since the areas overlap partly, it's not totally obvious what the difference is.
Sure I have considered becoming a neurosurgeon. Before I started at university, I was chosing between physician (neurologist, psychiatrist or neurosurgeon) and psychologist (neuropsychologist or psychotherapist). So, I started discussing with people in the different professions, I visited departments of hospitals etc, and I quickly ruled out neurosurgeon because it's too much handiwork for me. A great, fascinating and intriguing handiwork, but I'm a more theoretical type.
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