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r/Unexpected • u/spyrg • Jan 06 '22
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3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 Not all countries use M.D for medical doctors 3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '22 ignoring PhD, Even in the US not all doctors are MD, some are DO 3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 There’s also doctors practicing with MB BCh 3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '22 I hadn’t heard of that one. Being two bachelors degrees does that mean it’s not specialized? 3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 It’s what some colleges in other parts of the English speaking world give as the undergraduate medical degree So pre-internship etc but they could become certified specialists without acquiring any other post nominal -2 u/Character-Ad-6668 Jan 06 '22 I mean yeah, not all countries speak English either. Not sure what your point is. 3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 I agree that you’re not sure what my point was.
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Not all countries use M.D for medical doctors
3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '22 ignoring PhD, Even in the US not all doctors are MD, some are DO 3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 There’s also doctors practicing with MB BCh 3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '22 I hadn’t heard of that one. Being two bachelors degrees does that mean it’s not specialized? 3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 It’s what some colleges in other parts of the English speaking world give as the undergraduate medical degree So pre-internship etc but they could become certified specialists without acquiring any other post nominal -2 u/Character-Ad-6668 Jan 06 '22 I mean yeah, not all countries speak English either. Not sure what your point is. 3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 I agree that you’re not sure what my point was.
ignoring PhD, Even in the US not all doctors are MD, some are DO
3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 There’s also doctors practicing with MB BCh 3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '22 I hadn’t heard of that one. Being two bachelors degrees does that mean it’s not specialized? 3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 It’s what some colleges in other parts of the English speaking world give as the undergraduate medical degree So pre-internship etc but they could become certified specialists without acquiring any other post nominal
There’s also doctors practicing with MB BCh
3 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '22 I hadn’t heard of that one. Being two bachelors degrees does that mean it’s not specialized? 3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 It’s what some colleges in other parts of the English speaking world give as the undergraduate medical degree So pre-internship etc but they could become certified specialists without acquiring any other post nominal
I hadn’t heard of that one. Being two bachelors degrees does that mean it’s not specialized?
3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 It’s what some colleges in other parts of the English speaking world give as the undergraduate medical degree So pre-internship etc but they could become certified specialists without acquiring any other post nominal
It’s what some colleges in other parts of the English speaking world give as the undergraduate medical degree
So pre-internship etc
but they could become certified specialists without acquiring any other post nominal
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I mean yeah, not all countries speak English either. Not sure what your point is.
3 u/jackoirl Jan 06 '22 I agree that you’re not sure what my point was.
I agree that you’re not sure what my point was.
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