Here are three highlights:
1. Dr. Shuer’s father inspired him to become a neurosurgeon. He wanted to “see the satisfaction that he [his father] got out of his career.”
2. As a neurosurgeon, Dr. Shuer especially enjoys mentoring medical students and residents. He appreciates being “surrounded by their young and enthusiastic and inquisitive minds.”
3. He feels it’s a privilege to treat patients, but also to train the future generations of physicians.
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