http://www.aanmc.org/the-schools.php
Yes, you will find a homeopathic doctors. They are called Naturopathic doctors (NDs).
For example, my father has been enduring treatment for bladder cancer which makes him incredibly nauseous. One homeopathic remedy is ginger. It calms the intestinal system (fluids, etc.) which then leads to the ability to be able to keep food down again.
Whereas a traditional doctor may look first to prescribe medication as a treatment, a homeopathic doctor also looks at the world around (nature) to see what is naturally available to balance the system.
Naturopathic Physicians Are Primary Care Providers
Doctors of naturopathic medicine (NDs) are trained as primary care providers and, as such, their scope of practice may include...
Nutrition
Botanical medicine
Physical medicine
Homeopathy
Physical and clinical diagnosis
Laboratory diagnosis and diagnostic imaging
Emergency medicine
Psychology
Pharmacology
Minor surgery
Acupuncture and Oriental medicine*
*Included in scope of practice in some states and provinces.
Naturopathic physicians learn to treat all aspects of family health and wellness, from pediatrics to geriatrics. They tailor their therapies to meet the individual needs of each patient, factoring in physical, social, emotional and spiritual aspects before prescribing a course of treatment. Because they view natural remedies as complementary as well as primary, naturopathic physicians cooperate with other medical professionals, referring patients to allopathic medical doctors, surgeons and other specialists whenever appropriate.
