In addition to this apocalyptic novel, our new books columnist, Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA, also reviews Physician Leadership by Karen J. Nichols, DO, and Mortal Lessons by Richard Selzer, MD.
A Navy veteran, Dr. Giaimo reflects on the knowledge he gained during his service as the profession observes Veterans Day.
“A foremost goal I have is to maintain the pride in our profession and our culture and ensure that our osteopathic family stays united,” says Joseph Giaimo, DO.
“As health care and medicine rapidly change, so do the needs of our members,” says incoming AOA President Ronald Burns, DO, who plans to focus on enhancing the membership experience this year.
AOA CEO Kevin Klauer, DO, EJD, asks the osteopathic medical profession to share what they think the AOA of tomorrow should look like.
Dr. Mayo, the AOA’s 2018-2019 president, plans to improve AOA board certification and member benefits this year.
AOA President William S. Mayo, DO, plans to focus on AOA board certification, membership and the osteopathic family over the next year.
Presidential citations, STAR awards and a medical writing award were presented during the House of Delegates meeting.