General practitioner

A general practitioner (GP) is a physician who operates a general practice
and provides ambulatory care.

A Family Practice physician is board-certified in Family Medicine. Training
includes a focus on the family as well as treating an individual throughout
their life stages. Family physicians complete medical school and do one year
of internship and 2 more years of specialized residency training in Family
Medicine. Board Certified Family Physicians retake a board like exam every 7
years to remain certified. Family Practioners do primary(preventative) care
as well as secondary(disease modification) care. Some also do minor surgery
or obstetrics while others focus on Occupational Health or Sports Medicine.

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