There are no shortenings of psychiatrist, but slang for Psychiatrist can be "Shrink", and "Quack". Those who dislike the term Psychiatrist often say head-doctor, and psychiatrists themselves generally refer to themselves by their fields, i.e. Clinical Psychologist (which is a psychiatrist,) Forensic Psychologist, Child Psyschologist, Criminal Psychologist, etc.
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"Psych." can be an abbreviation for either profession, as well as the words "psychiatry" and "psychology", though not in formal usage.
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5/16/10 - I'm a psychiatrist. I'm not sure how common this is, but in my training we abbreviated "psychiatry," "psychiatric," and "psychiatrist" with the Greek letter psi (pronounced like "sigh"). If you go to wikipedia and type "psi" there's an image of capital psi and lowercase psi. Handwritten, they end up looking the same and much like Indiana University's symbol.
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PDOC. Pdoc is a compressed phrase combining psychiatrist/psychologist and doctor. It is jargon or slang for psychiatrist.
Depending on the type of psychiatrist. Some psychiatrist strictly stay in one area.
Psychiatrist who is teaching in medical college in Secunderabad or Hyderabad can be considered best psychiatrist.
No, "a psychiatrist" is a person not a field.
There is no such thing as a forensic psychiatrist.
The Psychiatrist was created on 1979-02-26.
Charles Brenner - psychiatrist - was born in 1914.
It depends on the credentials of the therapist. A social worker may be LISW or LCSW, a psychologist is typically PHD, and a psychiatrist is a MD. There are others depending on their educational background and licensure.
A psychiatrist is a medical physician with a specialization in psychiatry and (sometimes) psychopharmacology. A staff psychiatrist is simply one who is on the staff of an institution, as opposed to one who is brought in from outside.
The word is spelled psychiatrist.
most don't but if a psychiatrist wanted one he could
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