medical training
Becoming a physician
Medical training is the education and practical experience required to become a physician or other healthcare professional.
It typically includes years of academic study followed by supervised clinical work: She's still in medical training—three more years of residency.
The term covers everything from medical school through fellowship, emphasizing hands-on patient care alongside formal instruction.
- med schoolPhysician training institution
- communication skillsCapacity to exchange ideas
- patient careMedical attention for sick
- pathologyStudy of disease processes
- anatomyStudy of organism structure
gross anatomy · cadaver lab · diagnosis · case study · physiology · cardiology · residency · match day · surgery · bedside manner · biochemistry · empathy · simulation · clinical hours · microbiology · suturing · immunology · histology
- health studiesbioethics, health policy, health equity, social determinants, health disparities
- Soviet medicinepolyclinics, socialist healthcare, free healthcare, centralized planning, health ministry
- global healthdisease, pandemic, World Health Organization, medications, pandemics
- medical aiddoctor, surgeon, hospital, clinic, ambulance service
- practical traininghands-on learning, hands-on experience, hands-on practice, practicum, work experience
- instructional filmstutorials, classroom films, orientation videos, workplace safety, cooking demos
medical traininglaw school
JD degree program
art school · legal training · legal education · business school · culinary training
medical trainingfaith healing
Treatment through religious practice
spiritual healing · quackery · folk medicine · traditional healing · energy healing