In the UK the medical degree that most medical doctors do is an undergraduate bachelor’s degrees. They use 'doctor' as a courtesy title after graduating, but only if they're junior and not a surgeon.
Yea, I was referring to the MD degree (guessing the degree you’re referring to is not called that).
In the UK most medical doctors get Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degrees.
> They use 'doctor' as a courtesy title after graduating, but only if they're junior and not a surgeon.
What are they known by when they stop being "junior"?