Would J.D from scrub be considered a broad practitioner?
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Daniel, I found a index of general practitioner resources that can help. http://www.generalpracticemedial.com
Hope it works out
yes, he is a physician in common internal medicine, working as a hospitalist.
However, he is not a general practitioner in the former sense. Those are doctors who own no specialty, see patients of all ages, do primary care and general surgery. Source(s): med student
I've always thought he was more of a hospitalist.
Daniel, I found a list of broad practitioner resources that can help. http://www.generalpracticemedial.com
Good Luck.
He likely is board-certified in internal medicine. Hospitalist vs. Internist vs. General Practitioner are duty descriptions rather than education/certification descriptions.
However, the show makes it look like he does shift work within the hospital on a variety of different services.... so he's probably a hospitalist.
A general practictioner is usually more of a "doctor's office" type doctor. The term have gone out of use, since nearly all physicians complete a 3yr residency rather than the 1yr internship that was adjectives in the past to become a "General Practitioner" Source(s): Genius-ness.
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