06-05-2017, 09:21 PM
I am a 32 y/o M1. Is it too late for me to pursue Neurosurgery?
Considering I would be 43 coming out of residency and the average Neurosurgeon retires at 60.
Do neurosurgeons reduce their caseload as they get older or switch to shorter procedures?
Will residency programs seriously consider me if I have the rest of my application on par with younger applicants?
Thanks!
Mods could move this to the general interest forum, since I have posted in the incorrect place.
Considering I would be 43 coming out of residency and the average Neurosurgeon retires at 60.
Do neurosurgeons reduce their caseload as they get older or switch to shorter procedures?
Will residency programs seriously consider me if I have the rest of my application on par with younger applicants?
Thanks!
Mods could move this to the general interest forum, since I have posted in the incorrect place.