Different types of doctors

They care for adults.

They have a master’s degree (usually from a school of medicine) and work under a doctor’s supervision.

They are registered nurses with a master’s degree in nursing.

They specialize in caring for infants, children and teens.

They care for people of all ages and have training in pediatrics (kids), obstetrics and gynecology (women’s health) and geriatrics (older adults).

These doctors specialize in conditions related to your heart and cardiovascular system, from minor abnormalities to life-threatening illnesses.

They specialize in conditions related to the skin, hair, and nails.

They are doctors who specialize in hormonal (endocrine) disorders. They use blood tests, imaging and other methods to identify, treat and monitor conditions.

They focus on treating common and complex diseases, in addition to promoting preventive health and wellness.

To be any kind of healthcare provider, you have to get comfortable with the possibility of blood and bleeding.

These doctors specialize in kidney-related conditions.

They specialize not only in diagnosing cancer, but also in working with their patients to develop a personalized treatment plan and provide supportive care.