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What is a radioligist?
A radiologist is a doctor who has chosen this field to practice in...they have to go to medical school like other doctors do
How can you find out where your doctor went to school for her Ph.D?
A typcial medical doctor probably doesnt have a PhD. Most doctors have MD degrees instead. Some medical doctors have done MD/PhD programs, but they primarily prepare candidates for research instead of practice
what medical training do doctors go through?
Doctors usually attend medically relevant classes at an undergraduate institution, then go to medical school where they grow into a specialization and deepen their knowledge. This is followed by internships and residency, where they observe and practice medicine with the oversight of an experienced doctor.
Do future doctors have to go to trade school?
They go to medical school.
Are individuals with a doctorate degree considered doctors?
Yes, individuals with a doctorate degree are considered doctors, but they are not medical doctors unless they have also completed medical school and obtained a medical degree.
What traning do doctors need to go to?
medical school
How many doctors had parents who were doctors?
About half of the people in my medical school had parents who were physicians.
Do surgeons practice of cadavers?
In medical school they practice on cadavers.
What is the first medical school for women to train as doctors?
It is The Female Medical College of Philadelphia
Can a doctor with a classification of DO practice family medicine?
Yes. My family practice physician is a DO. She graduated from a DO school and then went on to family practice residency. Yes, Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) can choose to specialize in any medical specialty including family medicine.
What are inteins?
If the question is 'what are 'interns': In the US and many other countries, most medical doctors complete a post-medical school residency. This lasts usually 3-5 years and is a supervised period of medical practice that allows for eventual independent practice. During the first year of residency in most fields, the residents are called 'interns'. The are fully qualified to practice medicine, but are 'earlier' in training.
What schools do internal medicine doctors need to go to?
Medical school.
