UCSF Experience?

[Guest]

Mumaneni and Berven leaving to start private practice at Cedars Sinai.

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(12-22-2022, 04:03 PM)Guest Wrote: Mumaneni and Berven leaving to start private practice at Cedars Sinai.

More trolling?

[Guest]

Would it even be a big deal if Mumaneni left? Ames and Clark are both probably better.

[Guest]

Yeah. Muomemnoeni is a bigger name than Clark and definitely a better surgeon. He got his MBA recently and expressed frustration that at his level he was stagnant - whether cases, income, etc. He hit the ceiling of being a good academic neurosurgeon, and so the only place to go upwards is being a business owner/boss.

[Guest]

Anybody with talent leaves academia as soon as possible, which is partly why academic medicine is so stagnant, and also why the training at “big name” institutions is not what uninformed 4th years think it is

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(12-30-2022, 05:59 PM)Guest Wrote: Anybody with talent leaves academia as soon as possible, which is partly why academic medicine is so stagnant, and also why the training at “big name” institutions is not what uninformed 4th years think it is

That's why Sandeep Kunwar is the goat neurosurgeon. Prodigy of Charlie Wilson. Also, was smart enough to create a private practice but maintain his connections to UCSF.

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ames and clark make seven figures easy

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Every neurosurgeon outside of academia makes 7 figures. Source: a neurosurgeon who makes 7 figures, as do all of my partners in the practice.

[Focus]

You can make seven figures doing just locums and case review. Seven figures is great. Equity is better.

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(01-05-2023, 03:21 PM)Guest Wrote: Every neurosurgeon outside of academia makes 7 figures. Source: a neurosurgeon who makes 7 figures, as do all of my partners in the practice.

just curious. how many hours a week do you work?