History Main / SuperDoc

** "Doctor" (Emergency Medical Hologram) from ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', with Kes or Paris as an occasional Nurse. The EMH kind of cheats here as "he" is essentially a 24th century supercomputer integrated with a database of '''the ''entirety'' of Federation medical knowledge''' with holograms and forcefields used to provide a "body". Kes/Paris being used as a nurse/medic was more for when they couldn't bring the patient to the Doctor as he was, at least initially, stuck in sickbay by his holographic nature there being no projectors elsewhere on the ship.

* Doctor Bombay from ''{{Kinnikuman}}'' could undo brain damage and reattach severed limbs with ease.

* ''{{GURPS}}'' has Wildcard Skills (Skills that end with an exclamation mark, and cover everything their name could possibly cover), so it is possible to create a Super Doc with the "Medicine!" Wildcard Skill.

* Hiko in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6345098/1/My-Soul-to-Keep My Soul to Keep]]'', a ''Manga/RurouniKenshin'' fanfic, is a child psychiatrist who can treat a drug overdose and cancer. Justified in that he does not see very patients, just the reincarnations of people he once knew with memories of their past lives, giving him plenty of time to maintain his other skills. He may be using his [=PhD=] to explain his low patient load. Also, he is Hiko and Hiko was TheAce in canon.

* ''TheDragonDoctors'' is supposed to be what happens when you have a team of different (magically-powered) doctors banding together. None of them are good at everything, but even alone, they're each capable of amazing feats of healing.

* Dr Mid-Nite in TheDCU. He has become the go-to character for any superhero requiring medical expertise. In any specialty.

* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'': The "frog-faced doctor" seems to be capable of treating ''anything''. Now, he does have access to some seriously advanced medical technology, but thus far the only things he's been unable to cure have been cases where portions of his patient's brain have been outright destroyed, and in one of those cases he found a workaround anyway. There's a reason he's known as "Heaven Canceller".

* Emergency physicians must be equipped to identify and handle a truly staggering number of topics, both medical and psychiatric, in an environment where seconds count and a mistake can cost someone their life.

* Trafalgar Law from ''Franchise/OnePiece'' is literally a miracle doctor as his Devil Fruit, the Op-Op Fruit, allows him to perform any kind of surgery that would otherwise be impossible for a regular surgeon. He has been shown treating poisoning, paralysis, dismemberment and wounds ranging from bullet-sized to fist-sized.

* Trafalgar Law from ''Franchise/OnePiece'' is literally a miracle doctor as his Devil Fruit, the Op-Op Fruit, allows him to perform any kind of surgery that would otherwise be impossible for a regular surgeon. He has been shown treating poisoning, paralysis, dismemberment and bullet wounds.

* Trafalgar Law from ''Franchise/OnePiece'' is literally a miracle doctor as his Devil Fruit, the Op-Op Fruit, allows him to perform any kind of surgery that would otherwise be impossible for a regular surgeon. He has been shown treating poisoning, paralysis, dismemberment and has performed some transplants here and there.

* Trafalgar Law from ''Franchise/OnePiece'' is literally a miracle doctor as his Devil Fruit, the Op-Op Fruit, allows him to perform any kind of surgery that would otherwise be impossible for a regular surgeon.

* Trafalgar Law from ''Franchise/OnePiece'' is literally a miracle doctor as his Devil Fruit, the Op-Op Fruit, allows him to perform any kind of surgery that would be impossible to a regular doc.

--> [=McCoy=]: I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer!
--> Kirk: You're a healer, there's a patient. That's an order.

* Hiko in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6345098/1/My-Soul-to-Keep My Soul to Keep]]'', a ''Manga/RurouniKenshin'' fanfic, is a child psychiatrist who can treat a drug overdose and cancer. Justified in that he does not see very patients, just the reincarnations of people he once knew with memories of their past lives, giving him plenty of time to maintain his other skills. He may be using his PhD to explain his low patient load. Also, he is Hiko and Hiko was TheAce in canon.

-->"If it takes an Igor to bring you back, you were dead. Briefly dead, it's true, which is why the murderer will be briefly hanged."

* Emergency room doctors must be equipped to identify and handle a truly staggering number of topics, both medical and psychiatric, in an environment where a mistake can cost someone their life.

* Hiko in ''[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6345098/1/My-Soul-to-Keep My Soul to Keep]'', a ''[[Manga/RurouniKenshin]]'' fanfic, is a child psychiatrist who can treat a drug overdose and cancer. Justified in that he does not see very patients, just the reincarnations of people he once knew with memories of their past lives, giving him plenty of time to maintain his other skills. He may be using his PhD to explain his low patient load. Also, he is Hiko and Hiko was TheAce in canon.

** "Doctor" (Emergency Medical Hologram) from ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', slightly averted by having Kes/Paris as an occasional Nurse.
*** To be fair the EMH kind of cheats here as "he" is essentially a 24th century supercomputer integrated with a database of '''the ''entirety'' of Federation medical knowledge''' with holograms and forcefields used to provide a "body". Kes/Paris being used as a nurse/medic was more for when they couldn't bring the patient to the Doctor as he was, at least initially, stuck in sickbay by his holographic nature there being no projectors elsewhere on the ship.

Compare OpenHeartDentistry, contrast NotThatKindOfDoctor. A subtrope of OmnidisciplinaryScientist.

*** Minorly subverted early on -- the second-ranking medical officer (Dr M'Benga) was indicated to be Bones' superior when it came to treating Vulcans, on account of having done his internship on Vulcan. Bones could still treat Vulcans, and do so well, but there were more than a few cases of Bones being surprised at some physical quirk of Vulcans.
*** [=McCoy=] does however claim not to be a psychiatrist.

* Doctor Alexander Steubbing, a professor of biochemistry who is better known as "Lifeline", one of the heroes of the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', is a literal SuperDoc. He has superpowers that allow him to heal injuries, cure diseases, and regenerate tissue at a touch (he can even raise the dead, assuming they haven't been dead for longer than a couple of hours or so, but he doesn't advertise that fact). The fact that he doesn't keep a secret identity and is called "Doctor Steubbing" in the press as often as he's called "Lifeline" has lead a lot of people to [[NotThatKindOfDoctor assume he is another kind of doctor]]...

* 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 or makes your ass turn into a spider at night), but also fights crime and saves the world in his spare time.

* Dr. Hibbert from ''TheSimpsons'' is both a GP and a surgeon. Marge refers to him as a pediatrician at one point, but that hasn't stopped him from treating her and most of Springfield's adult population.

* Similarly, Dr. Hartman from ''FamilyGuy''. He even performed a sex change operation.