Doctor?

Originally Posted by icarusi

What would be the youngest age a Russian women could practice as a doctor?

Originally Posted by AkMike

I was playing Doctor at 6 yo.





But your question should be 25-26 minimum I'd think..

Originally Posted by BluesTraveler

Remember that the definition of a medical doctor in Russia is slightly different then US doctor.

Originally Posted by blucatz

Although their techniques are not as advanced and sometimes they cannot work in the "Doctor" field after school, but they receive the same amount of education as here in US.

Originally Posted by OzGuyLooking

icarusi, if you read profiles and the person says their occupation is "doctor" yet they are only 18-24 or so they are still training but nonetheless they believe they are a doctor and put it on their profile.

Originally Posted by OzGuyLooking

icarusi, if you read profiles and the person says their occupation is "doctor" yet they are only 18-24 or so they are still training but nonetheless they believe they are a doctor and put it on their profile.

Originally Posted by icarusi

What would be the youngest age a Russian women could practice as a doctor?

Originally Posted by blucatz

No its not, its the same, have to go to college, med school, residency, just like here. Although their techniques are not as advanced and sometimes they cannot work in the "Doctor" field after school, but they receive the same amount of education as here in US.

Originally Posted by Ade

My friend Ralf (or Dr Behrendt, if you prefer), from the old East Germany, who did his medical training in Moscow, says he's heard that plenty of times. He also says that as far as he can see, there's no qualitative difference in techniques, it's more down to funding for equipment that causes the perceived differences.