This year’s speakers include Mona Masood, DO, founder of the Physician Support Line, and Olympic basketball player Lisa Leslie.
This year’s conference offers access to more than 200 hours of programming from the AOA and osteopathic specialty colleges.
Todd Ross, MOA communications manager, puts his caricature skills to good use in capturing a lighthearted portrait of the profession’s founder.
The virtual conference will be held during the same dates, Oct. 22-24, with extended access to all OMED CME sessions and programming through Nov. 25.
Funding will support efforts to combat opioid use disorders and other substance use disorders and to improve access to maternal and obstetrics care.
The AOA’s latest Appointment Book is now available to download.
DO Day 2022 will include a two-day virtual health policy conference followed by two days of in-person briefings and meetings with policymakers.
Attendees can earn up to 30 1-A CME credits and 20 1-B CME credits or 50 AMA PRA Category 1-A Credits™. Those who attend in-person will receive bonus credits.