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Clive  +  581542 Wed, 29 Oct 08 09:26 PM
Hi,
How about a doctor and a nurse? (M.D. and R.N.)

Or are you looking for something more specialized in some way?

Clive
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Anonymous, 1 yr 19 days ago
D. O..F. A. C. O. O. G. (Dist.)
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Anonymous, 1 yr 15 days ago
WHAT DOES D.O., F.A.C..O.P. STAND FOR?
Clive  +  584551 Thu, 06 Nov 08 02:54 PM
Hi,
First, have you searched through this thread? I know it explains D.O., and perhaps the other things as well.

Best wishes, Clive
Clive
peterworn  +  586553 Tue, 11 Nov 08 06:39 PM
Every day brings new medical research and discoveries, and with them an expanding range of terms and their abbreviations. Medical professionals who rely on the most accurate and up-to-date terminology must have a clear, concise reference for abbreviations, their meanings, and appropriate usage at hand.
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Anonymous, 1 yr ago
It stands for Doctor of Osteopathy.  The doctor is an Osteopathic doctor rather than an MD.
Anonymous, 347 days ago
What Does F.A.C.S. mean after a medical doctor's name?
Clive  +  609222 Tue, 09 Dec 08 07:31 PM
Come on, folks, read the thread before you ask the question. Then, if the answer is not there, go ahead and ask.

Thank you, Clive
Clive
Anonymous, 343 days ago
What is Psy.D.,APN-BC
Boyertown
“Greetings:

First time user.

Is there a listing/web site/reference available of the various subject abbreviations that I could go to for ensuring that I am utilizing the OFFICIAL and CORRECT abbreviation of a person's title?

I am interested in a listing similar to this:

MD
PhD
PA

etc.

Any suggestions (within social bounds) would be appreciated.

Thank you.”
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