History Main / SuperDoc

* A more literal "Super" Doc would be ''[[WebComic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja Doctor McNinja]]'', who not only specializes in bizarre medical problems (like a disease that turns people into Paul Bunyans), but also fights crime and saves the world in his spare time.

** "Bones" [=McCoy=] from ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''. The example is when he successfully treated the Mother Horta, a silicon based lifeform whose physiognomy is not only completely unfamiliar to [=McCoy=], but he didn't even believe such a lifeform even existed until that very moment.

* Doctors in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' are able to casually heal your hp, broken limbs, addictions, radiation poisoning, and sometimes, even perform plastic surgery on your face.

* Doubly impressive on {{Farscape}} since Zhaan isn't a trained physician at all and Noranti's skills are...dubious, to say the least.

* More Medicine Man than Doctor, {{Mushishi}}'s Ginko can recognize almost any mushi, and has a solution to nearly every Mushi-based problem the series has to offer; in both cases, usually after very little deliberation or research.

* ''FrankenFran'', of course, can fix any medical problem, but the result is usually [[BodyHorror worse than the original problem]].

* Dr Curt Conners was the main go-to guy for any of {{Spiderman}}'s ailments or genetic mixups. When he wasn't the Lizard at the time.

** Dr Phlox (a rare non-human Super Doc) from ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise''. He claims to hold six degrees in interspecies veterinary medicine, as well as degrees in dentistry, hematology, botanical pharmacology, and other disciplines.

* Dr. Hibbert from ''TheSimpsons'' is both a GP and a surgeon.

** Dr Phlox (a rare non-human Super Doc) from ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise''.

* Any ''{{Stargate}}'' doctor.
** Dr Janet Frasier (''StargateSG1'')
** Dr Carolyn Lam (''StargateSG1'')

** First Lieutenant Tamara Johansen (''Series/StargateUniverse'')
* Jack from ''{{Lost}}'' , as the series went on he went from applying first aid, to running a small pharmacy using drugs found on the plane, to performing amputations and blood transfusions in the jungle, with no medical equipment.

->''"Limited facility presents challenge...save greatest number of people using limited resources! Security threats...gangs...mercenary groups add additional difficulty, quite enjoyable! Plague stretched abilities to limit...couldn't have asked for more! Also enjoy saving people of course...helping the helpless...greater good...all that too."''

* Night Nurse[[hottip:*:who actually has an MD, but acknowledges the codename is better]] provides emergency medical care for superheroes when they can't go anywhere else, and seems able to treat anything from minor injuries to operating on heroes with unbreakable skin.

** "Bones" [=McCoy=] from ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''.

* Similarly, Dr. Hartman from ''FamilyGuy''

* Madame Pomfrey from the ''HarryPotter'' series, although having access to magical remedies does help a lot.

-->--'''Professor Mordin Solus''', ''MassEffect2''

* Mordin-f**king-Solus from ''MassEffect2''. Cures a bio-engineered plague in a mob-controlled Wretched Hive while three factions of gangs battle it out and try to gun their way inside his clinic just for the spite of it. Later goes on to become a chief medical officer aboard the Normandy, helping Commander Shepard save the galaxy, rarely breaking any composure.

* ''{{Babylon 5}}'''s Dr. Stephen Franklin, a xeno''[[NotThatKindOfDoctor biologist]]'' can operate on any alien species, perform autopsies, dissect alien organisms, and so efficient at medical research he can engineer medicines to combat diseases he hadn't even heard about previously in a matter of days. He can also engineer electronic devices to interface with a telepath's mind to control telepaths up in ''orbit'' when most telepathy requires "line-of-sight".

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