Editor’s note: This article was updated May 10, 2017, to remove a broken link.
With Election Day behind us, the osteopathic medical profession is gearing up to work with a new administration next year.
Leigh Mayo, AOA director of grassroots and advocacy, explained how the election results may impact DOs in a video [Update: Broken link removed].
Here are two concrete ways you can become an advocate for the profession in 2017:
- Be a visible and vocal advocate on social media.
- Attend at least one Town Hall meeting with a member of Congress in your area.
Pledge to become a passionate advocate for osteopathic medicine in 2017!