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Are the names ( medical officer, medical doctor and general practitioner are synonymous or different)?

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Question added by Tarig Mohammed Ali Abdalla , Medical Officer , Private Clinic
Date Posted: 2014/12/03
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Emma Dawod

I have the same question medical officer and general practical As I understand GP is a senior (chronic) medical office in Sudan A medical doctor is a physician in internal medicine (senior registrar or specialist consultant) The medical officer is a house officer get full Registration of Sudan medical council

Amr El-Shimy
by Amr El-Shimy , Scientific Office Manager , Sabaa Pharmaceuticals

Always you have to listen to his needs 1st

Tarig Mohammed Ali Abdalla
by Tarig Mohammed Ali Abdalla , Medical Officer , Private Clinic

In Sudan the names medical officer is the same as medical doctor, which are doctor who did their houseman-ship and passed permanent registration exam, But GP is not commonly used.

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