a pSYCHIATRIST WILL USUALLY HAVE A MEDICAL DEGREE.. AN MD BECAUSE HE HAS A MEDICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL BACKGROUND
I am assuming you mean psychiatrist, a medical doctor who specializes in the treatment of psychopathology. It is impossible to earn a medical degree online.
To be a psychiatrist, you will need to be accepted into a college that offers psychiatry programs. Then, you will spend about four years in college along with three years of medical school to get your degree.
No it is not. Psychiatry is a medical degree. A psychiatrist is a physician (MD) with a specialty in psychiatry. A psychiatrist can prescribe medication, while a psychologist can not.No it is not. Psychiatry is a medical degree. A psychiatrist is a physician (MD) with a specialty in psychiatry. A psychiatrist can prescribe medication, while a psychologist can not.No it is not. Psychiatry is a medical degree. A psychiatrist is a physician (MD) with a specialty in psychiatry. A psychiatrist can prescribe medication, while a psychologist can not.No it is not. Psychiatry is a medical degree. A psychiatrist is a physician (MD) with a specialty in psychiatry. A psychiatrist can prescribe medication, while a psychologist can not.No it is not. Psychiatry is a medical degree. A psychiatrist is a physician (MD) with a specialty in psychiatry. A psychiatrist can prescribe medication, while a psychologist can not.No it is not. Psychiatry is a medical degree. A psychiatrist is a physician (MD) with a specialty in psychiatry. A psychiatrist can prescribe medication, while a psychologist can not.
Psychiatrist who is teaching in medical college in Secunderabad or Hyderabad can be considered best psychiatrist.
A psychiatrist has a medical degree.
You have a lot of science classes and physics you also have to have four years of college and a bachelors degree.
Undergraduate degree, usually in psychology but not necessary and a medical degree.
No, a clinical Psychologist does not have a medical degree, that would be a psychiatrist.
I am almost certain in most countries you cannot. A psychiatrist has a Medical Degree. The first answer is correct. Psychiatrists in the United States attend four years of college to receive an undergraduate degree, followed by four years of medical school, then a three- or four-year residency, where they act as paid apprentices in their chosen specialty. In all, psychiatry requires approximately 12 years of post-secondary education.
Let's say you start college at age 18. 4 years for your undergraduate degree makes you 22, 4 years of medical school puts you at 26, and 4 years of psychiatric residency brings you to 30 when you become a board-eligible psychiatrist.
about 8 extra years of college a psychiatrist went to medschool and can give out drugs
A psychiatrist is a doctor, and you would need either an MD or DO, which is an 8 year process (4 years to get the Bachelors, addtl 4 years in med school for the MD/DO). After that, you must spend 4 years as a resident specialist -- so you are looking at a total of 12 years of college minimum. The only masters degrees that could allow you prescribing ability would be as a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant, but you would have to work under the supervision of an MD or DO.