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there are a lot of over laping areas between the PT and DO worlds. you might find the OMT a little basic depending on where you go, and I dont realy know if the viceral manual therapy is of much value to you. if your thinking about PM&R a DO education is a plus. ethier way as a 3rd year I would welcome you to our world as i think PTs are a great asset to our ranks.
the bigger question is do you want to be a dr
steve
the bigger question is do you want to be a dr
steve
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hmmmmhappy5 said:
yes, i want to be Dr.... 😀
In my country PT is a suck job and Dr doesn't respect to ur professional.
They want to take ur professional in their hands. 😡
So i don't want to be a PT and think DO is similar with PT so i want to be and do it.
fapt said:
I hope you're not getting confused with a U.S. DO and a DO from countries other than the U.S. A DO from the United States is the same as a medical doctor. The DO degrees earned outside the U.S. does not include the practice of pharmacology or surgery.
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