response: I am not sure about the clinicals, what I can tell you is that after residency, some can even pursue additional training, a fellowship
original_response: Well it would be the seven years that they would have to complete. They can also seek additional training and that's called a fellowship.
history: I've always been interested in neurosurgery. The brain is so important. Are you interested in the other portions of the nervous systems besides the brain as well? Neurosurgery is also concerned with the spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and any other portion of said system Yes, I am interested in all of it, how does one become a neurosurgeon ? Well, I have information about neurosurgeons in the US, they need to complete undergraduate, then 4 years of medical school, and then 7 years of residency Wow! That is a lot of school! Not only school, there is some component of clinical research in most residency programs I wonder how long the clinicals last
knowledge: Neurosurgeons may pursue additional training in the form of a fellowship, after residency or in some cases, as a senior resident.