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The indispensable guide to medical careers. Career guidance offered in most medical schools is limited in variety, detail and scope even though a medical degree offers career opportunities unrivalled by most professions. Many students graduate with no idea of their future career goals. The new edition of So You Want To Be a Brain Surgeon? provides a fun yet informative guide for all medical students and for all those considering a medical degree. The text has been radically updated to include more chapters, even more comprehensive psychiatry and anaesthetics sections, is more accessible to A-level students and new career algorithms have been introduced into the overviews for each section. Contributions from experts from a wide range of medical specialties offering information on the medical paths they have chosen. The inclusion of personal accounts offers a genuine impression of what it's like to work in each area User-friendly and fun job summary tables allow at-a-glance comparisons to be made between different jobs. For each specialty, practical advice is offered on the personal qualities needed, level of competition, salaries available, stress levels, and pros and cons. Contact addresses are included for further research.
This book investigates the broad spectrum of career pathways available to medical students and professionals, addressing the common lack of comprehensive guidance in traditional medical curricula. The authors, Chris Ward and Simon Eccles, leverage their expertise and contributions from various medical specialists to provide a structured framework for career decision-making. By synthesizing personal accounts with objective data, the text aims to demystify the diverse range of medical specialties and assist students in aligning their personal goals with professional realities.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Readers frequently note the accessibility of the prose, which balances professional advice with a lighthearted tone suitable for students. Experts highlight this as a practical resource for those navigating the transition from medical school to specialized practice.
Page Count:
242
Publication Date:
2001-06-15
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192630962
ISBN-13:
9780192630964
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