News you can use OMED21 conference program now available Get a detailed breakdown of CME sessions for your specialty, conference-wide events and more. Oct. 14, 2021Thursday AOA Staff Contact AOA Staff Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Topics OMED 2021 The conference program for OMED21, a virtual event taking place Oct. 22-24, is now available here. The program includes the schedule of CME sessions for 18 specialties as well as detailed information on conference-wide general sessions, networking events, keynote speakers, panel discussions and symposia. The program also includes detailed schedules for the following special tracks: Affiliate Leader Track Student Track Resident Track Social Determinants of Health Track Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Track OMED21 offers the opportunity to earn up to 30 AOA Category 1-A credits and 20 Category 1-B credits or 50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ across a broad spectrum of specialties. Following the conference, CME sessions and virtual exhibits will be available to OMED participants on-demand through Nov. 25. Start mapping out your OMED experience today by checking out the conference program. Register for OMED here. More in Newsbriefs Applications open for 2022-2023 AOA leadership positions Get involved and help lead the next generation of physicians. Apply to serve on an AOA bureau, committee or council. Record number of DO students and graduates secure residency placements through 2022 NRMP Match Overall, the number of osteopathic fourth-year students who matched into PGY1 positions increased by 5.4% from last year. Previous articleAOA recognizes leaders, researchers and groups for advancing the osteopathic medical profession Next articleThis new Utah DO school doesn’t have scheduled classes
Applications open for 2022-2023 AOA leadership positions Get involved and help lead the next generation of physicians. Apply to serve on an AOA bureau, committee or council.
Record number of DO students and graduates secure residency placements through 2022 NRMP Match Overall, the number of osteopathic fourth-year students who matched into PGY1 positions increased by 5.4% from last year.