Opportunity Bureau of Emerging Leaders DO Day Scholarship now available Osteopathic residents, fellows and new physicians in practice can apply for the scholarship. Applications are due by Dec. 10, 2025. Nov. 18, 2025TuesdayNovember 2025 issue AOA Staff Contact AOA Staff Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Topics DO Day 2026 Want to attend DO Day and get involved in advocacy efforts? Consider applying for a 2026 scholarship. The AOA is now accepting applications for the Bureau of Emerging Leaders (BEL) DO Day Scholarship, which provides opportunities for osteopathic residents, fellows and new physicians in practice to attend DO Day 2026, set for March 21-22 (virtual) and March 25-26 (in-person), 2026. We’re seeking residents, fellows and new physicians eager to engage in medical advocacy. Whether you have prior advocacy experience or simply a passion for improving the field, we’re here to help you take the next step on a national stage. The program provides scholarships for up to four residents, fellows and new physicians in practice to participate in DO Day. Scholarships cover the cost of registration for the event and a travel stipend for up to $1,500. This scholarship program is sponsored in part by the American Osteopathic Information Association. To be considered, applicants must complete an online application. Applications are due by Dec. 10, 2025. Scholarship recipients will be recognized at DO Day and will have the opportunity to participate in future BEL activities and programs. If you have any questions about the application, contact the AOA. More in Advocacy DO Day 2026 combines Capitol Hill advocacy with an insightful presentation on leadership Advocate for the osteopathic profession on Capitol Hill and learn the “most people don’t” philosophy of leadership from keynote speaker Bart Berkey. AOA advocacy win: College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia to recognize AOA Board Certification AOA Board Certification will be equivalent to ABMS certification for the purpose of registration in the province. Previous articleGrowth, patient openness and free food: What health care workers are grateful for this season Next articleIn Memoriam: November 2025
DO Day 2026 combines Capitol Hill advocacy with an insightful presentation on leadership Advocate for the osteopathic profession on Capitol Hill and learn the “most people don’t” philosophy of leadership from keynote speaker Bart Berkey.
AOA advocacy win: College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia to recognize AOA Board Certification AOA Board Certification will be equivalent to ABMS certification for the purpose of registration in the province.