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Why not? If he has a good, or even exceptional, track-record, are you going to refuse to visit his office because he lacks a degree?
by Prrometheus 18y ago
Why not? If he has a good, or even exceptional, track-record, are you going to refuse to visit his office because he lacks a degree?
- swombat 18y agoDefinitely. A doctor without credentials is not a doctor, he's a witch doctor.
- Chocobean 18y agothe degree will allow me to find out what sort of training he had prior to practise, what sort of ethical standards he was traditioned under, and guess at his ability to treat something he hasn't seen before based only on "track-record." For example, if he got his exceptional by cutting people up unnecessarily, and he learns by mistakes instead of learning from a community of certified professionals, it doesn't matter if he's really really good now does it?