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So, to go from high school to board certification:
4 years of college - prerequisite classes and the MCAT.
4 years of medical school - Class exams. Rotations. Ass-kissing. USMLE Steps 1 and 2.
1 internship year - USMLE Step 3. Medical license.
2-7 residency years - Inservice exams each year. 80+ hours a week of indentured servitude.
After graduation 1-2 years - Board eligible. Board exam components.
*optional fellowship 1-3 years - take specialty board exam (written and oral); then take sub-specialty board exam after fellowship completion.
Board certification - 13+ years after graduating from high-school. FACEP. FAAEM.
It can be called an emergency room doctor or it can be called and Emergency physician.
There is no difference. An Emergency Room Doctor is an MD. MD stands for Medical Doctor.
12 years
You need to go to school from 8-15 years depending on if you are going to specialize in an area or just be a General Doctor.
Emergency room technician training varies. There are online courses and many Universities offering training programs that are usually completed within two years.
Hopefully an emergency room physician
Call your doctor or visit an emergency room.
Go to the Emergency Room or doctor.
You go to the emergency room at once and tell the doctor what poison you ingested.
High school deals in basic knowledge which will help to prepare you for the more specialized training required if you want to be a doctor working in an emergency room.
To become an emergency room physician you must first go to medical school to become a medical doctor, after this you may specialize in your area of interest (ie Emergency medicine) Depending on the hospital you may still practice emergenct medicine as another specialty
Take an EMT course and earn your certificate.