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Having Dr as title ?

Jshjsh

Is a physiotherapist considered as a DR or do they get called DR or have it as their title ?

Reply 1

claireestelle

No generally no title as a physio i m afraid

Reply 2

Democracy

Original post by Jshjsh

Is a physiotherapist considered as a DR or do they get called DR or have it as their title ?

No, no, and no.

Unless they have a PhD in physiotherapy.

Reply 3

Jshjsh

What jobs provide you with having Dr as your title ? I know obviously being a vet and a doctor provide you with the title but apart from that what other jobs do ? Just out of curiosity

Reply 4

derma2019

having a PhD
dentists too

Reply 5

Democracy

Original post by derma2019

having a PhD
dentists too

Being a vet/dentist with an undergraduate degree in dentistry/veterinary medicine does not give you the title of "Dr" in this country afaik.

Reply 6

izipony

Original post by Democracy

Being a vet/dentist with an undergraduate degree in dentistry/veterinary medicine does not give you the title of "Dr" in this country afaik.

Vets now have the choice to be called Dr if they wish. It changed earlier this year

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