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A few questions about INR . When I'm not neurotically weighing the pros and cons of entering either psychiatry or neurology , I've been secretly drawn to this specialty due its potential of combining lesion localization, advanced Brian imaging (and possibly more importantly interpretation) , abnormal behavioral presentations secondary to the intravascular pathology , and a unique specialized skills of value to preform minimally invasive procedures. I find the neurologist pathway most appealing to me because it allows me to follow the patient throughout the entire process before during and after , in addition to being able to practice clinical neurology in between cases as opposed to neurosurg or rads.
So all this being said , I understand the pathways to getting to INR . Basically neurology , ncc or stroke then INR.
My main question or concern is about work hours with each route .
Because in my prior reasearch about NCC, I read that they tend to work a few months of the year and then dedicate the rest to research. How would this change once you became an INR ? Since you almost likely won't be able to practice INR 100% of the time. Hope this question makes sense .
If someone could break down what kind of life is to be expected if any at all, such as average hours per week and so on would be appreciated . Thanks
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So all this being said , I understand the pathways to getting to INR . Basically neurology , ncc or stroke then INR.
My main question or concern is about work hours with each route .
Because in my prior reasearch about NCC, I read that they tend to work a few months of the year and then dedicate the rest to research. How would this change once you became an INR ? Since you almost likely won't be able to practice INR 100% of the time. Hope this question makes sense .
If someone could break down what kind of life is to be expected if any at all, such as average hours per week and so on would be appreciated . Thanks
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