Do you need to take physics in highschool to become a doctor or to go into the field of medicine?

To get into medical sciences, you must take EVERY form of science. At least in Canadian education, you do. I had to take all three (bio, chem, phys) to get into veterinary. You should refer to your preferred post-secondary education to find out what courses you should take to get into a particular field.

yes, and you need to take it in college also.

I recommend to all of my students to take physics in order to prepare yourself for college physics. The requirements for medical school are: 1 year of bio 1 year of chemistry 1 year of organic chemistry 1 year of physics 1 year of english 1 semester of calculus other humanities This requirements refers to the college req needed in order to get into med school http://www.pre-med.info

its not necessary...but if u want to get into any govt. college,it is must...bcoz pcb is d combitination which u will get in every competition....without physics higher studies r nothing...

Uh, dont think so.. I don't really see how physics fits in with the work of a clinic or family doctor. Surgeon, you would probably need it. You need to take biology and possibly chemistry.

i dont think it is required but i wold recomend it it really depends on what feild of medicine you wantr to work with

i don't think so. i know you have to take health, all science classes, and medical skills.

it's not mandatory, but it is reccommended

HELL NO!!!!!! YOU DON'T EVEN NEED TO MAJOR IN PHYSICS IN COLLEGE TO BECOME A DOCTOR. You really don't have to take it at all. As long as get the prerequisites for Pre Med, your good to go. You can get a major in anything you want granted that getting a science degree helps you understand a litte more than a none science person, when you get into med school.