"[However, in] the UK and Commonwealth Countries use everything one has to include. There you get names the can get long: His Excellency The Right Reverend Captain Dr. Lord James R. Bowden, Jr, PhD, OBE, PC The name becomes a resume..."
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I get that, but with so many other professions using “Dr” now making it not only a reference to physicians, it may be good to clarify that this “Dr” is due to an MD or DO. So while I typically don’t do both Dr and MD when I write or sign, I can see why some do.
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When clarification is necessary people should be using the post-nominal letters in that case. That method already exists for a reason, the pre-nominal letters are superfluous if the post-nominal are written
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Just for the record, the MD in my handle is for "Maryland". DrBones was already taken...
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Mr. Dr. Ramalanjaona, Benjamin J, MS, MD, BA 2015, 2019, 2013
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You’re not the boss of me
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The ones who are Dr X MD are the ones who wear scrubs to the bar
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Or on a flight
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