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Hey guys!
One of the many specialties I'm looking into is Neurology. Amongst the subspecialties, it seems the one I am most interested in in neurophysiology. If I were to go into the field, I would like to see patients with possible neurological issues, examine them, and make a diagnosis. I do not want to do research or work academically. I was wondering if anyone had any insight into the practice. What kind of cases do you see? What is a typical day like? What do you like and dislike? What advice do you have for someone pursuing this field? Is it a competitive residency? Add any other information you think would be helpful.
Thank you everyone!
One of the many specialties I'm looking into is Neurology. Amongst the subspecialties, it seems the one I am most interested in in neurophysiology. If I were to go into the field, I would like to see patients with possible neurological issues, examine them, and make a diagnosis. I do not want to do research or work academically. I was wondering if anyone had any insight into the practice. What kind of cases do you see? What is a typical day like? What do you like and dislike? What advice do you have for someone pursuing this field? Is it a competitive residency? Add any other information you think would be helpful.
Thank you everyone!
