Neurosurgery is a career that requires immense dedication and empathy, often involving high-stakes life-or-death decision-making.

“I like operating on brain tumors. I like clipping aneurysms. I like fixing deformed spines, but you know, getting someone an infectious disease consult and trying to intubate them because they have COVID, that's not something I initially signed up for, but I realized I had to I had to do the job.”

The primary role of neurosurgery, specifically in the sub-specialty of stereotactic and functional neurosurgery, is to provide precise physiological interventions for complex neurological and psychiat

“I'm chief of stereotactic functional Neurosurgery all I do is deep brain stimulation surgery and a compliment to that is focus ultrasound or transcranial Focus ultrasound which is a non-invasive way to do an ablation in the brain”

A neurosurgeon's primary role during a procedure is to maintain focus, confidence, and calmness to effectively guide the team and ensure the safety of the patient.

“So, I think it does set the pace because if you're if you're not a confident surgeon and you're wishy-washy stuff, it's it's just going to set a whole environment up like that. So, you got to have I think stuff flows from the top down.”