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there would be nothing to stop an MD to also go to school to be a vet, right, if he/she chooses to do so?
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there would be nothing to stop an MD to also go to school to be a vet, right, if he/she chooses to do so?

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i am trying to find phy therapy centers that offer the service for both humans and animals, but could not find it together. is there any restrictions on therapists to be limited to only either animals or people?<br />
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along the same lines, is a MD allowed to be also licensed as a vet? ( or vice versa)<br />
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thanks
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i am trying to find phy therapy centers that offer the service for both humans and animals, but could not find it together. is there any restrictions on therapists to be limited to only either animals or people?

along the same lines, is a MD allowed to be also licensed as a vet? ( or vice versa)

thanks

dual physician roles

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