Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday DO & student voicesmedical school Positivity throughout challenges The ironic tango of imposter syndrome and a growth mindset Imposter syndrome is a lurking discomfort that urges us to question if we are capable or worthy of being here. OMS Life By Stephanie Lee, OMS IV
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday DO & student voicespastretirement Rearview mirror Reminiscing after retirement: The joys and dangers of looking back Some days the pull of the past seems a little more palpable, like when the air is heavy with static electricity ahead of a thunderstorm. Other days that same past seems like a different life. Back Nine By Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday health careLGBTQpride DO and LGBTQ+ pride DO podcast host discusses coming out as trans in med school and LGBTQ+ health care Torben “Ben” Hamilton, DO, is a recent medical school graduate and a proud second lieutenant in the US Army. You can catch him on the TransAtlantic Call-in Show, where he is a proud host. Diversity in Medicine By Reshma Pinnamaneni, OMS IV
Aug. 4, 2023Friday DO & student voicesfamilysocial media Talkin’ ’bout my generation Breaking down the social media differences across the generations Learn how social media use generally varies among members of different generations and how to connect with your colleagues from different age groups online. What's Trending By Miko Rose, DO
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday residency Virtual success Learning about residency programs through virtual open houses Learn how networking with residency programs at virtual open houses can help you make your match. Meet Your Match By Jane Dalisay, DO
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday Dynamic duo Double duty: How 2 Florida physicians are working together to give back in an underserved area Jeremy Olloqui, DO, and Adam Beeble, DO, talk to The DO about working side-by-side in Ocala, Florida. DOs to Know By Alex Sher, OMS IV
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday advocacypostpartumpregnancy Maternal health Safer meds for moms and babies: Bill aims to include pregnant and lactating people in more clinical trials The pregnant or lactating person is responsible for making decisions for both themselves and the developing fetus or young child—they should have the option to obtain informed consent to proceed in a clinical trial if they desire. Advocacy By Alexis Cates, DO
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday advocacydebtUS News Money matters The Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023: What is it, and how does it impact health care? In order for the bill to pass, senators from both parties proposed amendments that would further limit spending or remove other policy provisions. Advocacy By Aerial Petty, DO
Aug. 3, 2023Thursday Compelling connections Notable DOs you probably haven’t heard of: Read about fighter pilot Eddie Rickenbacker’s physician and musician Steve Miller’s dad, uncle Meet three osteopathic physicians who aren’t well-known but have nonetheless made lasting impressions on history. Art of Medicine By Charles Holt, DO
Aug. 4, 2023Friday Overcoming and adapting Developing a growth mindset: Are you asking the right questions? Miko Rose, DO, describes how a minor fall at work helped her adopt a growth mindset. Resident Notebook By Miko Rose, DO
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday business of health careThe DO book club Business inspiration The DO Book Club, August 2023: “Only the Paranoid Survive” and “The Ottava Method: Take Your Life Up an Octave” Both of these books are good reads as the lazy, hazy days of summer wind to a close and the crazy-busy days of fall and winter return to the fore. The DO Book Club By Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA
Aug. 15, 2023Tuesday AT StillHOD2023House of Delegatesmemorial Future of the profession A.T. Still Memorial Lecture: ‘The resiliency of our profession perseveres’ Kenneth J. Veit, DO, senior vice president of academic affairs at PCOM, discusses the profession’s past, present and future during the 2023 A.T. Still Memorial Lecture.
Aug. 23, 2023Wednesday HOD 2023House of Delegates Powerful words Civil rights activist William G. Anderson, DO, addresses DOs at the AOA’s HOD Dr. Anderson encouraged the audience to leave the world a better place than they found it and to make as much of an impact as possible.
Aug. 15, 2023Tuesday TIPS program TIPS program The AOA TIPS program: What is it and why should I apply? Applications for the AOA Training in Policy Studies program are now open until Aug. 20, 2023.
Aug. 23, 2023Wednesday HOD 2023House of Delegates Celebrating excellence Kris T. Nicholoff, Michigan Osteopathic Association CEO/executive director, receives the Bob E. Jones, CAE Award Nicholoff was selected in recognition of his leadership and tremendous contributions toward advancing osteopathic medicine.
Aug. 28, 2023Monday advocacysocial support Disaster relief Maui wildfire devastation: How to help The AOA and the American Osteopathic Foundation (AOF) have connected with officials in Hawaii, who shared details about current recovery efforts and needs. While the recovery from this disaster will be a marathon, the sprint to help can start now.
Aug. 4, 2023Friday AOA Showcasing excellence The DO magazine wins prestigious award Magazine recognized for its new direction; The DO is now focused on highlighting the perspectives of DOs and osteopathic medical students.
Aug. 9, 2023Wednesday HOD 2023New AOA president AOA Leadership New AOA President Ira P. Monka, DO, MHA, FACOFP, will focus on AOA membership and AOA board certification this year Dr. Monka has created workgroups to evaluate strategies to bolster membership as well as board certification.
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday aoa leadershipleadership Taking the lead Applications open for the AOA’s 2024 Leadership Academy The program provides opportunities for skill development and enhancement for future leadership roles.
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday Higher education Why these DOs pursued MBAs A discussion between Gene Tekmyster, DO, and Alyssa Cole, DO, regarding the pros and cons of earning an MBA as a physician.
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday DO & student voicesfamilyparenting Family life Tips for conquering parenting as a husband-and-wife DO team We both felt the pathway to becoming an osteopathic physician was one of the hardest things we could do. But becoming parents while we both also worked as physicians was an even greater challenge that required even more coordination and sacrifice.
Aug. 1, 2023Tuesday In Memoriam A life in medicine In Memoriam: Aug. 1, 2023 View the names of recently deceased osteopathic physicians.