Lets be serious here, vaccines have helped us to eradicate terrible diseases such as the small pox or polio, you DO understand this is no coincidence right? Millions of lives have been saved thanks to vaccination. If you personally know a doctor, please - DO ask him/her to tell you an option on the topic!
Doctors inevitably have a relatively high IQ in order to get through med school, but they are not super-human. Not even close. In med school they don't necessarily become even proficient in most fields. They might have touch on the subject of vaccination for one day of one class. In order to pass the mid-term they just have to repeat a few fundamental 'truths' about how great vaccination is. This because most medical schools are funded by people who get rich off of the status quo in allopathic medicine.
Doctors also don't have to keep current in all branches of medical science. In fact it would be impossible. Some doctors are fascinated by their occupation and read broadly about it as a passion. Others are more interested in their golf game.
At the end of the day, an intelligent person from another field can easily eclipse most licensed medical doctor in knowledge of a particular field of medicine with a week or two of study. This doesn't make them 'as good as' a doctor because they will still lack the breadth of knowledge that most doctors have by virtue of years of study and practice, but it makes them perfectly qualified to speak intelligently on a subject such as vaccination.
Much of my most valuable information about vaccinations and some of the problems with them come from medical doctors and research scientists who, after years of experience, 'flipped' and no longer believe some of the stuff they were supposed to believe in order to be issued a degree and license. Inevitably these are people with the half a lecture in immunology under their belt AND a lot of first-hand medical experience AND a great deal of extra independent study to confirm their suspicions and catch up on the in-depth scientific aspects of the field.
Unfortunately when a doctor or scientist goes against the flow, it has very negative consequences for their livelihood. Only a tiny fraction of truly special people are willing to do this. And only a tiny fraction of the general public notices, recognizes, and appreciates their work and their sacrifices. At the end of the day, though, someone like Dr. Suzanne Humphries will save orders of magnitude more pain and suffering by putting out the information she knows on videos with only a couple thousand views than she ever could if she kept her $300,000 year job as a nephrologist.
http://drsuzanne.net/dr-suzanne-humphries-vaccines-vaccination/