So I was wondering.. why isn't podiatry just part of a MD or DO track?
Meaning, why is that you must go to a specific school as opposed to a MD/DO graduate pursuing a residency in podiatry.
In my opinion it just seems like a speciality, (gynos deal with female reproductive organs, cardiologists deal with hearts, urologists deal with urinary tracks and so on) Why is that if you want to become a podiatrist you must go to podiatry school, Whereas if you want to be a cardiologist you go to med school as there is no cardiology school.
I am just curious to see the reason..
Meaning, why is that you must go to a specific school as opposed to a MD/DO graduate pursuing a residency in podiatry.
In my opinion it just seems like a speciality, (gynos deal with female reproductive organs, cardiologists deal with hearts, urologists deal with urinary tracks and so on) Why is that if you want to become a podiatrist you must go to podiatry school, Whereas if you want to be a cardiologist you go to med school as there is no cardiology school.
I am just curious to see the reason..