It will take approximately eight years beyond high school completion; four years for The Bachelor's degree, and four years of medical school. There will also be an additional three or more years to complete the internship and residency requirements.
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∙ 14y agoim not sure but i think about the same as a regular doctor
Ob doctor
8 years and then left in 2008
4 years of undergraduate school are required. You are also required to take at least 2 years of medical schooloing.
they deliever babies but can also be an ob/gyn which is like a womans doctor. they deliever babies but can also be an ob/gyn which is like a womans doctor.
OB/GYN
Yes, an OB/GYN (obstetrician/gynecologist) is a doctor. Specifically, she/he is a doctor who cares for women (OB cares for pregnant females and a GYN cares for women having "female" issues).
He was an ob-gyn doctor
Becoming a regular OB-GYN doctor (specializing in Acute and chronic medical conditions, Adolescent gynecology, Behavioral problems, some Cancer, Endocrinology, Health maintenance during pregnancy, Infertility, Operative gynecology, Pregnancy and delivery, Preventative health, Urinary tract disorders) would ONLY take approximately 8 years. 4 years of a college degree and 4 years of medical college. Although you would be paying a lot to become an OB-GYN it will be worth it in the end.
If someone wants to become an obgyn they will first have to become a medical doctor - then specialize in obstetrics and gynecology. This type of education can take as much as 9 years to complete.
Are you in an HMO? When you said "certain doctor" do you mean your Primary Care Physician or a certain OB doctor? Is there only ONE OB doctor on your plan? There are usually several in a medical group - IPA. If you are talking about having a Primary Care MD and then you want to see an OB Specialist in CA without getting a referral, that is your right in an HMO under the law in CA.
Med school and then some. Many, Many years of specialized training
They will either recommend you to an OB/GYN or if they will take a urine analysis and do blood work to make sure you are healthy.