Medical practitioner

A medical practitioner is a healthcare professional who diagnoses, treats, and manages various health conditions. They have completed formal medical education and training, often earning degrees such as MD or DO. Practitioners include physicians, surgeons, and other specialists who assess patients through examinations, medical history, and tests, then develop treatment plans that may involve medications, procedures, or lifestyle advice. Their goal is to improve health, prevent illness, and provide ongoing care. Medical practitioners work in diverse settings like hospitals, clinics, or private practices, dedicating their expertise to maintaining and restoring health.