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How many years does it take to become a fully accredited practicing doctor?

This includes all of medical school, residency, and possibly fellowships. #medicine #medical-school #medical-research

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Todd’s Answer

4 year undergraduate degree, 4 years medical school, 3-5 years of residency training excluding research years (optional but highly recommended if you are going into academia), 1-2 years fellowship program (optional).

Thank you comment icon So basically a long time, thanks for the answer! Sarah
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Estelle’s Answer

For obstetrics and gynecology:
4 years college
4 years medical school
4 years residency (You will start receiving a salary during these years.)
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Richard’s Answer

4 years of college
4 years of medical school
3 -6 years of residency
1-2 years of fellowship
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Dwania’s Answer

4 years of undergrad
4 years of med school
Residency can be 4-6 tears depending on your practice...you have pg1-pg4 and then you become a fellow..It can last 2 years which can be a total of 12-14 years.
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Rachel’s Answer

Any 4 year university should be able to provide you with all of the premed requirements (1 year biology, 1 year inorganic chemistry, 1 year organic chemistry + labs, physics, calculus, and biochemistry). Once accepted to medical school, as long as you pass your classes and perform reasonably well during your four years of medical training, you can apply for a 3- 5 year residency. Minimum 11 years after highschool.
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