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There is, but the General Medical Council has no one of that name listed.
Originally Posted by Samfoo
However, I suspect that MD in this context stands for Managing Director. No doctor in the UK would refer to themselves as an MD. Unlike the US an MD in the UK is post graduate qualification that practicing doctor's have to work to get. It's their equivalent of a PhD.Failing to become awesome since 1976



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