smalltownpsych Psychologist Verified Member 10+ Year Member Psychologist Joined Mar 24, 2014 Messages 5,741 Reaction score 7,093 Dec 8, 2015 #51 Members don't see this ad. I make my wife call me doctor smalltown! Seriously though, all of the staff and my patients call me dr. Usually with other docs we go by first name unless talking to a third party.
Members don't see this ad. I make my wife call me doctor smalltown! Seriously though, all of the staff and my patients call me dr. Usually with other docs we go by first name unless talking to a third party.
AcronymAllergy Neuropsychologist Volunteer Staff Lifetime Donor Verified Member Psychologist Verified Expert 15+ Year Member Platinum Member Joined Jan 7, 2010 Messages 9,799 Reaction score 6,802 Dec 8, 2015 #52 psych844 said: Do most people you work with call you Dr? how about patients? do most patients even really understand the training of a neuropsychologist? Click to expand... My answers are very similar to those above: yes (in formal settings or around patients), yes, rarely (although I then explain to folks what I do). Other providers and I typically use first names when speaking with one another conversationally.
psych844 said: Do most people you work with call you Dr? how about patients? do most patients even really understand the training of a neuropsychologist? Click to expand... My answers are very similar to those above: yes (in formal settings or around patients), yes, rarely (although I then explain to folks what I do). Other providers and I typically use first names when speaking with one another conversationally.