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I've run into doctors, specifically a psychiatrist or two, who have not kept up with changes in their fields. Considering psychiatry is fairly fast moving, that

I've run into doctors, specifically a psychiatrist or two, who have not kept up with changes in their fields. Considering psychiatry is fairly fast moving, that's somewhat like if one went to college in the 80s and learned COBOL and DOS, and glossed over everything since then. Definitely harder to get away with doing that as a lawyer, though!

cpeterso 16y ago
To remain certified, MDs must taking Continuing Medical Education classes every year and a recertification exam every 6-7 years (I think). I believe attorneys have some similiar requirements