Doc (nickname)
Doc or, less commonly, The Doc is the nickname of:
American Old West
- Doc Holliday (1851–1887), American gunfighter, gambler and dentist
- William Frank Carver (1851-1927), American sharpshooter and Wild West show producer
- Doc Scurlock (1849-1929), American cowboy and gunfighter
Sports
- Doc Adams (1814-1899), American baseball player and executive
- Darrel Baldock (1938-2011), Australian rules football player and coach and politician nicknamed "The Doc"
- Doc Baker (died c. early 1920s), African-American football player
- Doc Blanchard (1924–2009), American football player and fighter pilot
- Doc Casey (1870-1936), American Major League Baseball player and manager
- Matthew Clarke (Australian footballer) (born 1973), retired
- Doc Cook (baseball) (1886-1973), American Major League Baseball player
- L. J. Cooke (1868-1943), American college men's basketball coach
- Doc Crandall (1887-1951), American Major League Baseball player, the first used consistently as a relief pitcher
- Donald Dann (1949-2005), Australian Paralympic athlete
- Seán Doherty (Gaelic footballer) (born 1947), Irish former Gaelic football manager and player
- Ed Dougherty (born 1947), American golfer
- Doc Edwards (born 1936), American Major League Baseball player
- Mike Emrick (born 1946), American hockey broadcaster
- Doc Gautreau (1901-1970), American Major League Baseball player and manager
- Doc Gessler (1880-1924), American Major League Baseball player
- Dwight Gooden (born 1964), American Major League Baseball pitcher
- Roy Halladay (born 1977), American Major League Baseball pitcher
- Dick Hoblitzel (1888-1962), American Major League Baseball player
- Arthur Irwin (1858-1921), Canadian-American Major League Baseball player and manager
- Jack Kearns (1882-1963), American boxing manager, most notably for Jack Dempsey
- Doc Lawson (born 1958), American soccer player
- Doc MacKenzie (1906-1936), American racecar driver
- Walter Meanwell (1884-1953), college men's basketball coach
- Doc Medich (born 1948), American baseball player
- Cary Middlecoff (1921-1998), American golfer and dentist
- Donald Minnegan (1902–2002), former coach and athletic director at Towson University
- Gil Morgan (born 1946), American golfer
- Harold Nicholls (1897-1977), New Zealand rugby football player
- Danell Nicholson (born 1967), American former boxer
- Donncha O'Callaghan (born 1979), Irish rugby union footballer
- Derek Pace (1932-1989), English footballer
- Doc Powers (1870-1909), American Major League Baseball player and physician
- Doc Prothro (1893-1971), American Major League Baseball player and manager and dentist
- Ross Reynolds (1887-1970), American Major League Baseball pitcher
- Doc Rivers (born 1961), American National Basketball Association player and coach
- Doc Wise (born 1967), American football player
- Johnny Rutherford (baseball) (born 1925), Canadian former Major League Baseball pitcher
- Harry Sage (1864-1947), American Major League Baseball player
- Homer Smoot (1878-1928), American Major League Baseball player
- Gary Wiggins (1952-2008), Australian cyclist nicknamed "The Doc"
Arts and entertainment
- Doc Cheatham (1905-1997), American jazz trumpeter, singer and bandleader
- George Hager (1885-?), American illustrator and newspaper editorial cartoonist
- Doc Hammer, American musician and writer of The Venture Bros
- Harold L. Humes (1926–1992), American writer and activist
- Charles Kuhn (1892-1989), American cartoonist
- Doc Neeson (1947-2014), Irish-born Australian rock singer
- Doc Pomus (1925–1991), American blues singer and songwriter
- David G. Robinson, 19th century theatrical pioneer in Northern California
- Doc Searls (born 1947), American journalist, author and blogger
- Doc Severinsen (born 1927), American trumpeter and bandleader
- Doc Shaw (born 1992), American actor, singer and rapper
- Neil Simon (born 1927), American playwright and screenwriter
- E. E. Smith (1890–1965), American science fiction writer
- Doc Watson (born 1923), American musician and songwriter
Military
- John Bahnsen (born 1934), retired US Army brigadier general
- Donald E. Ballard (born 1945), American retired colonel and Medal of Honor recipient
- John Bradley (United States Navy) (1923-1994), US Navy corpsman who participated in the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima
- Donald M. Carpenter (1894-1940), early US Navy aviator
- Ivan Dougherty (1907-1998), Australian Army major general
- Ralph Eaton (1898-1986), US Army brigadier general
- Robert H. Foglesong (born 1945), retired US Air Force general
- Robert R. Ingram (born 1945), retired US Navy sailor and recipient of the Medal of Honor
- Charles R. Jennison (1834-1888), American Civil War colonel and anti-slavery activist
- Rick Jolly (born 1946), former Royal Navy surgeon-captain nicknamed "The Doc"
- Wheeler Bryson Lipes (1920-2005), US Navy pharmacist's mate who performed the first major surgery aboard a submarine (without proper equipment or formal surgical training)
- Harold Anthony Oaks (1896-1968), Canadian World War I flying ace
- Lewis Powell (conspirator) (1844-1865), Confederate soldier hanged for his part in the Abraham Lincoln assassination plot
- Alfred V. Rascon (born 1945), US Army retired lieutenant colonel and Medal of Honor recipient
- Eugene Roe (1921-1998), US Army medic portrayed in the miniseries Band of Brothers
- William P. Sanders (1833-1863), Union Army officer during the American Civil War
Other
- A. A. Ames (1842–1911), American politician
- John W. A. "Doc" Buyers (1928-2006), American business executive
- Ruben Cavazos (born 1957), American criminal, former International President of the Mongols Motorcycle Club
- Charles Edgar Edgett (1883-1947), Canadian police chief and anti-communist
- Maurice Ewing (1906-1974), American geophysicist and oceanographer
- Michael Keiner (born 1959), German poker player and plastic surgeon nicknamed "The Doc"
- Robert Newell (politician) (1807-1869), American politician, fur trapper and frontier doctor
- Maynard Jack Ramsay (1914-2005), American entomologist
- James Sisnett (1900-2013), Barbadian supercentenarian
See also
- François Duvalier (1907-1971), President of Haiti nicknamed "Papa Doc"
- Jean-Claude Duvalier (born 1951), President of Haiti nicknamed "Baby Doc", son of François Duvalier
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