I wonder if you with the following background: biomedical sciences, PhD in immunological subject and and training as Immunologist, you are also allowed to see and treat patients? I also wondered if you still have to study medicine and become a medical doctor, do you still have to specialize further in immunology in order to become a doctor-immunologist and be allowed to treat patients?
Asker: Louis, 22 years old
Answer
Dear Louis
I think it is best to inquire about this at an information day or the student administration office of a university.
With an education as a scientist you are not allowed to treat people.
Best regards
Anneleen Cottyn
Answered by
Mrs. Céline Christiaens
Molecular biology/biology/chemistry
University of West Flanders
Marksesteenweg 58 B-8500 Kortrijk
http://www.howest.be
Marksesteenweg 58 B-8500 Kortrijk
http://www.howest.be
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