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An immunologist can be a doctor but not all immunologists are medical doctors (MD). Immunologist even if they become a doctor cannot prescribe medicines to patients for general disease.

Immunology course is includes both medical and non medical areas of immune system. 

No, they are not medical doctors (MD) like psychiatrists. While they can diagnose and treat mental health issues, their focus is primarily on helping individuals with disabilities or injuries adapt to and cope with their conditions, rather than prescribing medication or performing medical procedures.

A Rehabilitation Psychologist typically holds a doctoral degree (PhD or Psy.D.) in Psychology, which qualifies them as a psychologist. 

Yes a DNB doctor in a surgical specialty like General Surgery or Orthopedics is fully qualified and trained to perform surgeries just like an MD/MS doctor after completing their rigorous postgraduate training.

DNB courses provide extensive hands on experience and clinical exposure in hospitals preparing them to function as specialist surgeons.

Yes, but only if they hold a PhD degree. 

Speech therapists are highly trained professionals who diagnose and treat communication and swallowing disorders. 

No, Cardiac technologists are not doctors; rather, they are specialised healthcare professionals who work in the field of cardiovascular care. They are skilled in performing various diagnostic procedures, assisting cardiologists, and contributing to the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac conditions, but they do not hold a medical degree or the authority to diagnose or prescribe treatments independently.

Yes, an MBBS graduate can pursue a career in Forensic Medical Science. After completing their MBBS degree, individuals can specialize in forensic medicine and become forensic pathologists or forensic medical examiners. 

To specialize in forensic medicine, individuals typically need to undergo additional training and education in forensic pathology, which involves studying the application of medical knowledge to legal matters, investigating causes of death, conducting autopsies, and collecting evidence from deceased individuals. 

Yes, a forensic pathologist is a medical doctor with specialised training in Forensic Medical Science. Forensic Medical Science, also known as forensic pathology or legal medicine, involves the application of medical knowledge and techniques to the investigation of crime, injury, and legal matters. 

Forensic pathologists, who are medical doctors, play a crucial role in this field. They specialize in determining the cause of death and examining bodies to gather evidence for legal purposes. 

On average, the salary of a forensic doctor in India ranges from INR 4 Lacs to INR 15 LPA.

For those who are starting their career as a forensic doctor, the salary can be around INR 4 to INR 6 LPA. As they gain more experience and expertise in their field, the salary can go up to INR 8 to INR 10 LPA. For forensic doctors who hold higher qualifications such as a master's degree or a specialisation in forensic medicine, their salary can reach up to INR 12 Lacs to INR 15 LPA.