AOA training and certification are fully recognized credentials for those serving as ACGME program directors and faculty and for DOs entering ACGME-accredited fellowships.
New certification recognizes the distinct knowledge, skills, abilities, and judgments required of physicians who practice in this subspecialty.
Register by Aug. 7 for $50-$100 off the standard registration rate at the Oct. 25-28 conference in Baltimore.
Osteopathic advocates convince Aetna to reverse course on OMT codes.
Robert Orenstein, DO, is ending his term as the JAOA’s leader and will step down at the end of the year.
CMS has revised its payment plan for levels 2 through 4 Office/Outpatient Evaluation and Management (E/M) visits.
Thomas Ely, DO, will become AOA president in July 2020.
Two family medicine residency program directors take a hard look at what it will take to expand osteopathic recognition.