You are utterly clueless. That might be a fine way to hire a landscaper, but not a specialist surgeon.

First of all, no one with training of an adequate quality to be a neurosurgeon would work here for that amount of money. Period. There are other places that would pay far more. Second, you don’t just get to train as a neurosurgeon somewhere else, even in countries where care and training standards are similar to those here and walk on for a job as a neurosurgeon. You have to train here if you want to get board certified here. Neurosurgery slots are hard to get and are very long residencies, usually 7-8 years, minimum, without a fellowship (following medical school, realize, as you seem not to understand the training requirements). So there is a natural scarcity, and absolutely no reason a qualified residency graduate would accept that kind of pay. That will never happen. Ever.

Opening the floodgates to FMGs will not solve this problem. You cannot get foreigners to come here and work for nothing any more than you can get native-born physicians to do the same. FMG does not mean desperate or stupid or willing to work for peanuts.

The floodgates are already open to FMGs that want to come here and practice. Curiously, your childlike dream of a river of fictitious surgeons flooding the country is not happening.

A FMG neurosurgeon would be happy to work for 80k in the USA. They could greatly undercut american specialists.

Funny how ideas that work anywhere else seemingly without a hitch get such stubborn resistance when it comes to medical care. “You mean I should have to pay you for getting out of bed to see me in the middle of the night? Don’t you make enough already?”