Full name is John H. Watson. It was Dorothy Sayers who first speculated that the 'H' stood for Hamish because Watson's wife called him James in 'The Man With the Twisted Lip,' and Hamish is the Scottish form for James yet his middle name is never actually given in the Conan Doyle stories.
Dr. John H. Watson, MD His full middle name is unknown, though due to his wife at one point addressing him as 'James' it has been theorized that his middle name is Hamish (Scottish for James) but this is mostly looked upon as a typo.
Doctor Watson would be considered a General Practitioner. He would refer some of his cases to specialists to have them treated. He served as a surgeon in the British Army until he was wounded.
John H. Watson, MD is Sherlock Holmes assistant. Most of the time he is referred to as Doctor Watson.
Dr. John H. Watson was an army doctor in the second Afghan war (1878-1880). In the BBC series, he was an army doctor in the British Army in modern day Afghanistan before he joined Holmes.
John H Watson MD had a Doctor of Medicine degree, was a medical (general practice) doctor, and was retired on disability from the British Army.
Dr. Watson
Dr. Watson.
The Sherlock Holmes stories were usually narrated by Dr. John Watson, Sherlock Holmes' friend and companion. Watson was a doctor and war veteran who often chronicled the detective's cases from his perspective.
Both of them had completed their education when they met. Watson had been a doctor for several years.
Holmes and Watson follow the other two to their hotel.
Dr. John H. Watson, MD His full middle name is unknown, though due to his wife at one point addressing him as 'James' it has been theorized that his middle name is Hamish (Scottish for James) but this is mostly looked upon as a typo.
Doctor Watson would be considered a General Practitioner. He would refer some of his cases to specialists to have them treated. He served as a surgeon in the British Army until he was wounded.
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. John H. Watson
John H. Watson, MD is Sherlock Holmes assistant. Most of the time he is referred to as Doctor Watson.
It would be Doctor Watson. It was a long time before Watson even discovered that Holmes had a brother. Mycroft did not travel outside of his club or office, so they visited him there.
If used as a title, it is capitalised e.g. Doctor George Watson. If used as a common noun (we are going to see the doctor) it is left lowercase.