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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As an MD myself, I don’t think they should be called “doctor” unless in an academic setting. Basically every PHD, JD lawyer, pharmacist , And so on can walk around and say I’m A Doctor…. Sounds silly to call my JD wife Dr Jennifer? Basically, in academic settings, schools, university sure. In public, it’s silly. When I ask what kind of Aldo for sure to hand they tell me I have a PHD in history, I just shrug….[/quote] You’re a supercilious ass. The real doctors are the research PhDs who discovered and invented everything you know and use as a medical mechanic. Give homage to the original thinkers. You don’t even have a masters degree. Med school is trade school and you know it. -signed, a physician. [/quote] Problem is that in a medical setting it is confusing to a patient for all persons with doctorates to call themselves doctor. If you have a janitor with a PhD in weave basking, they shouldn’t introduce themselves to a patient as Dr X. [/quote] Not that many people on earth have earned doctorates to be confusing to even the dumbest people. To earn a doctorate you must do original research in your field. Unless a university or research lab exploded, you’d never have that many with the title of doctor to confuse you. [/quote]
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