What do you call a doctor that specializes in everything?

Answer 1

A Doctor Who specializes in treating a wide range of medical conditions across different organ systems is called a "general practitioner" or a "primary care physician." These doctors have broad training and can provide comprehensive care for various health issues. They serve as the first point of contact for patients seeking medical treatment and can refer them to specialists as needed.

Answer 2

A doctor who specializes in everything is called a "primary care physician." They're like the Swiss Army knife of doctors, handling a bit of everything before sending you off to a specialist. So, if you want someone who knows a little about a lot, that's your go-to doc.

Answer 3

No doctor truly specializes in everything. no one can remember that much information! However, a general practitioner (your typical family physician) is a doctor that basically has to know a little bit of everything. These are the doctors you go to to diagnose a basic problem, and they will refer you to various specialists depending on your problem. If you are having heart issues, for instance, you may go to a general practitioner, who will attempt to figure out your heart problem. If you are having serious heart issues, your doctor will refer you to a cardiologist.

Answer 4

A cardiologist is a heart specilist.

Answer 5

a pharmacist.

Answer 6

usually their called 'Doctors'

Answer 7

That is a 'cardiologist'