OMED On-demand CME from past OMED conferences now available Watch or listen to AOA live conferences at your own pace and on your own time through the end of March 2025. Feb. 4, 2025TuesdayFebruary 2025 issue The DO Staff Contact The DO Staff Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Topics OMEDspecialties DOs can now earn CME via new self-study course offerings featuring content from previous OMED conferences. Currently, content from OMED 2022 and OMED 2023 is available on the site. Participants will be able to access the content and CME through the end of March 2025. Watch or listen to AOA live conferences at your own pace and on your own time. Participants can earn AOA Category 1-A credits or AMA PRA Category 1 credit. OMED 2025 will take place Sept. 25-28 in Nashville; more information is available on the OMED homepage. Related reading: DO bridges neurology, education and the osteopathic philosophy National Women Physicians Day spotlight: The AOA’s dynamic female leaders More in Profession The AOA’s most tenured staff member retires after 48 years of service “Delores Rodgers was instrumental in successfully growing the AOA’s CME credit system and AOA Category 1 CME Sponsor accreditation,” said AOA President Teresa A. Hubka, DO, FACOOG (Dist.). Statement from leading physician groups on removal of data and guidance from federal websites “The research, data and guidance on these webpages are widely used by the more than 600,000 physicians our organizations represent,” the statement notes. Previous articleDO dermatologist Dr. Will is a cast member on NBC's ‘Deal or No Deal Island’ Next articleStatement from leading physician groups on removal of data and guidance from federal websites
The AOA’s most tenured staff member retires after 48 years of service “Delores Rodgers was instrumental in successfully growing the AOA’s CME credit system and AOA Category 1 CME Sponsor accreditation,” said AOA President Teresa A. Hubka, DO, FACOOG (Dist.).
Statement from leading physician groups on removal of data and guidance from federal websites “The research, data and guidance on these webpages are widely used by the more than 600,000 physicians our organizations represent,” the statement notes.