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FCCP is fellow of college of chest physician
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Why do you get MD?
It is for Doctors to signify that they have a medical degree. MD is an acronym for medical degree.
If you have an MD degree what profession are you in?
Having an MD degree means one is a doctor of medicine. An MD degree is obtained through degree programs offered at medical schools. A PhD degree would be of someone that has a degree in philosophy.
What does FCCP after a doctor's name stand for?
"Fellow of the College of Chest Physicians" (FCCP) is a title given to a doctor who specializes in pulmonology, thoracic surgery, and critical care medicine. FCCP is used as a post-nominal title, such as John Citizen, MD, FCCP. To be eligible for the Fellowship, a physician in the United States of America or Canada must be board certified in both a primary board and an applicable subspecialty board, have at least 18 months experience in the field, and be sponsored by two Fellows of the College.11. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_College_of_Chest_Physicians
Which is harder to get a PhD degree or MD degree?
Both are intensive degree programs.
What is a general doctor degree?
The degree is a Doctor of Medicine (MD)
What is MD or od degree?
MD. Medical Doctor OD. Optometry Doctor
What type of degree do you get when being a pediatrician?
A medical degree -- either an MD or DO.
What degree do you need to be a internal doctor?
The degree would be either an MD or DO.
Is PDEng a academic degree?
No PDEng is a professional degree its similar to a MD.
Do retired physicians still call themselves MD in correspondence?
Yes, most do. The degree does not expire. The license may, but not the degree. Thus, even though he/she may not be a practicing MD, they are still an MD.
Is MD is an abbreviation?
Yes, it is an abbreviation of degree - MD, as in Doctor of Medicine (medicinae doctor)
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