Career questions tagged neurology
What does a typical day look like for a neurology nurse?
I'm interested in being a neurology nurse, but I don't know too much about the work-life as much. What does a typical day look like from start to finish? I wanna know how I can balance my life with this job in the future.
I'm researching the autoimmune disease Multiple Sclerosis (MS), what are some insights you might be willing to share with me?
I've recently been researching autoimmune diseases, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in specific. I'm really interested in the immune system, and how it functions which is why I am very interested in expanding my knowledge as much as possible. I was wondering if you had any insights you might be willing to share with me, or tips on how to pursue this research in specific even further.
What are good low stress jobs for pre-med to get in clinical / shadowing hours?
Specifically, for either ER or Neurology
What Careers may be available with a bachelors in Neuroscience??
What careers may be available with a bachelors in Neuroscience? #fall25
How do I manage my time as efficiently as possible (as a procrastinator) in order to become more accustomed to a harsh college schedule, and furthermore, a future career in medicine? #Fall25
I am a high school senior, and have been conflicted on going into either vet med or neurology.
What should I do as a ninth grader to become a neurologist?
Are there any skills/extracurriculars that I can build on for the future? Thanks!!
What do you think would be better? Is my plan a good choice ??
I plan on doing bsc forensic science and criminology with chemistry and zoology as combination subs. I then want to get a msc in anatomy to persue phd in neurology. I am intrested in both crime related filed and research related field mainly brain stuff. And having a forensic degree will widen my job options as well. But my mother keeps tell me to take anatomy for both bsc and msc. What do you think is a better option??
What type of associate degree should a neurologist major focus on?
Would you choose the AS or AA for an associate's degree? And what are the majors you would recommend to take for someone heading into neurology? What would be the advantages and disadvantages of the major and associate's degree that you choose? #Spring25
My dream is to become a neurologist (mbss) but I don't have a lot of financial support. What options are available to me?
I belong to the low background family and and don't have good financial support. After I achieve this goal, I want to help the needy with a focus on access to education for girls.
what do you need to become a neurologist?
Hey so we are doing a project and I was wondering what do you need to become a neurologist? What classes or what type of degrees would you need to gain a higher salary. In addition what helps gain admission to your graduate degree program?
As a 17 year old kid what should I do as a person also aspiring to study neuroscience to become a neurosurgeon?
I already study it in my free time, do a lot of research about it, and have many medical books, etc. However, having genuine knowledge from an experienced doctor could help me. Even if they aren't in the same medical field as I am, or striving to go into the same field as I am. If there's anyone who is capable of helping me I'd be open to communicating and listening.
What made you guys choose the career you chose? What motivated you to continue to strive towards that goal and why do you still do it to this day?
I'm currently 17 and I will be heading into the neuromuscular system field(Neuroscience) to pursue my life long dream job of being a neurosurgeon so I can save lives.
How do I become a neurosurgeon ?
I have always wanted to become either a cardio surgeon, neurosurgeon, cardiologist or neurologist since I was like 9 and have never changed. I'm almost in grade 11. I need a step to step of the process on the neurosurgery journey, thanks
What field is better among Psychology, Nutrition and Biotechnology?
Hey I'm Shajar and I want to get admission in Bachelors but I'm confused between three fields i.e.Psychology, Nutrition and Dietetics, and Biotechnology as I have interest in all. But I want to know which has a better scope and a secure future and which is easy?
Which field is better among Psychology, Nutrition and Biotechnology ?
Hey I'm Shajar and I want to get admission in Bachelors but I'm confused between three fields i.e.Psychology, Nutrition and Dietetics, and Biotechnology as I have interest in all. But I want to know which has a better scope and a secure future and which is easy?
What resources are there for me to learn as much as I can about my passion of neuroscience and especially neuro-oncology?
I'm a rising senior in high school and I am so passionate about neuro-oncology. I feel like there's so much to learn and really throw myself into and I'm excited to learn all I can. Are there any free courses and resources that help me develop my passion and understanding about this topic that you could point me to?
Is there such thing as a neuro-oncology lab scientist instead of an actual doctor or surgeon How many years of school do I have to go through for this job?
I'm a rising senior in high school and I don't see myself physically working with patients but rather in a laboratory setting trying to develop treatments for brain cancer instead. Do these types of jobs exist and what is the education required to do so? I am also interested if this sort of career can provide me flexibility and allow me time to spend with my family and enjoy life.
What are the Benefits of becoming a Neurologist?
I was wondering if there are any benefits of becoming a Neurologist both short and long term.
Do you have students watch you while you work or someone that supervises you?
Pertains to anyone in the Neurology field or medical field.
Is this career good in the long run or do I have to do something else?
The career I'm wanting to go into is in the Neurology field, Neurologist to be specific.
Is it good to become a Neurologist to live a comfortable lifestyle?
I was viewing this career as a pathway after high school.
how should i get started if i want to be a neurosurgeon?
i’m in 9th grade and is wondering where should i start if i want to get into an ivy league and become a neurosurgeon
What advice would you give to a high school student wanting to change career paths?
I am a rising 11th grader, who originally wanted to pursue aerospace engineering since elementary school. Due to this, I have taken high school courses that aligned with the STEM path, such as engineering design and physics. However, as I researched more I found out that there aren't many opportunities (non-US Citizen in Texas) for me. Recently, neuroscience has sparked an interest in me and I looked more into becoming a neurologist. I haven't taken chemistry or classes that relate to this field such as anatomy. I am currently in a dilemma choosing between aerospace and neuroscience, and do not know how to address this as I am approaching my last two years of high school.
Is studying to become a neurosurgeon worth it?
I am in g12, i have wanted to study neuroscience my whole life ,but idk if i can handle 15 years of studying . I like biology and find the brain fascinating, but I’m having doubts now.
How to get into a medical school and become a neurosurgeon if I didn't take science in high school.?
I just finished my 12th grade. I was a humanities student. I'm currently in Turkey for my bachelor's in Islamic theology. I want to go to a medical school after I'm done with this bachelor's degree. What should I do right now for that and how to get admitted to a good medical school with a scholarship? I'm good with studies, I scored 99% in the 12th grade. My family is financially backward so they can't support me. Where should I choose to study? Note: this question was asked anonymously by a learner
How do I become a neurosurgeon?
As a middle school student, I have been wanting to become a neurosurgeon for a long time. It is a strong desire of mine to help others. I am taking as many classes related to this career as I can once I get to high school, but I don't know what else I can do.
What high school courses would be helpful if I want to pursue a career in neurology?
I have a 3.5 GPA, and I am open to any courses but I am having trouble picking what classes would be beneficial to this career path.
Working remotely.
Are you able to work remotely if you're in neurology? Are there any positions available?
Working in neurology do you work in teams or independtly?
When you work in neurology do you work independtly more or in teams? Based on what you work with, do you like it or do you perfer working in a different way?