Good question.
The degree is awarded in many countries at the conclusion of medical training equivalent to medical school in the US. So it would be consistent with the U.S. system for them to call themselves "doctor" when in the US.
In their own countries the doctorate in medicine is awarded for more advanced training equivalent to specialist training here in the U.S. so I would assume that they probably do not refer to themselves as "doctor" when there.
MBBS
mbbs
Doctor should have MBBS Degree.
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yes i want one good mbbs doctor for my clinic in budaun up
salary of medical doctor in Afghanistan
MBBS is the degree given to the graduate in Medicine , BDS is the degree given to graduate in dentistry -which is the branch of Medicine. MBBS graduate can study BDS for 2 years, to get training in Dental surgery. Both these degrees are in Allopathy system of medicine, the basic subjects are the same. BDS and MBBS are equivalent.
Five years
Qualifications to be a physician are one of the following medical degrees: DO (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine-offered in the United States only), MD (Doctor of Medicine), MBBS, MBBS/BSc, MBChB, MBBCh, BMBS.
yes doctor is a gazetted officer if he is a MBBS and working in a government institution.
Five years
MD, DO, MBBS, or MBChB