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By detailing our experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, we hope to have provided a detailed picture of the challenges facing neurosurgery within an academic medical center.

Highlights Burnout among attending neurosurgeons is associated with factors related to uncertainty and workflow changes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Career satisfaction is associated with cerebrovascular subspecialty training and willingness to pursue neurosurgery again if given the choice. Support for attending neurosurgeons is recommended during the transition to caring for patients in the COVID-19 era.