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1. MD 2. DO 3. DC / DPM / DPT /DDS / OD (Optometry) 4. NP 5. ND Category 3 are the various para's and all are regulated & licensed in 50 states and all of provinces in Canada. ND is a good solid career, however, not regulated in all 50 states, and only selected few Canadian Provinces regulate it. NDs came a long way, however, will be more recognized in 10 years, same thing happened in Chiropractic, actually many DCs had dual ND/DC designation, then dropped the ND due to their broad scope....my sister in law is a DC from NUHS, now offering a ND degree, so I know much about the professions. And I'm trying to be objective about it. Bottom Line: Best choice, MD, and if you still want to do some alternatives, take CME in that field. As a FM, you can do much of what NDs do, i.e. prevention, counselling etc.....and get paid well for it.....many insurance companies will not even look at NDs for coverage.... Cheers 
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UHSA-DOC UHSA, School of Medicine, Alumni ECFMG Certified, Family Physician My Moto: "Studying Medicine is living 8 years of your life like most people won't, so that you can spend the rest of your life like most people can't"          
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