
Medical education
Aug. 14, 2020Infographic: The path to becoming a physician in the US
See clearly what the seven- to 11-plus-year training timeline looks like for those becoming physicians with this visualization.
See clearly what the seven- to 11-plus-year training timeline looks like for those becoming physicians with this visualization.
The simple acts of taking the time to meal prep, meditate and sit in gratitude as I eat a meal have kept me grounded as a student.
Two DO students and a fellow reflect on the twists and turns of 2020 and their medical training during a global pandemic.
Uprooting yourself is a challenging endeavor, but an opportunity for growth at the same time. Here are my tips for a smoother transition.
Developing a differential diagnosis and presenting to an attending physician are critically important components of medical training.
Before you know it, you will be accepting your diploma and receiving one of the highest honors: becoming a physician. You will be a DO.
At the close of the transition, 98.6% of AOA-accredited programs that have applied for ACGME accreditation have received it, resulting in solidarity and standardization in graduate medical education.
DO leaders share words of wisdom with the newest group of freshly minted DOs.