
Advocacy win
July 9, 2019American Board of Neurological Surgery apologizes to DOs it harassed
Osteopathic legal advocacy stops flurry of demands to AOA board-certified physicians.
Osteopathic legal advocacy stops flurry of demands to AOA board-certified physicians.
While nonphysician clinicians try to expand their scope of practice rights, DOs are advocating for patient safety.
Without this legislation, the Oklahoma State Board of Osteopathic Examiners would have sunset in 2019.
Despite these setbacks, Jonathan Pierce, DO, is thriving today. His story is a tale of resilience—and of the osteopathic profession coming together to assist a physician in need.
DOs and med students urge Congress to support direct primary care and reauthorize the Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education Program.
Lowering administrative burdens for physicians and supporting DO workforce development top the list of advocacy asks in Washington.
Help the AOA advocate against inappropriate scope of practice expansion efforts by sharing your story.
Here’s a snapshot of all the physicians who won their Congressional elections in 2018.