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September 30
AOA Membership Report
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 9/30/2011 5:50 PM
Category: Family; General

The latest AOA membership and dues revenue report shows that, as of 9/30/11, the AOA has reached a total of 38,936 members, an increase of 1,227 since last week and 1,441 more members than we had at the same time last year.  This membership total represents 93.2% of our budgeted dues revenue and 49.9% of our potential market share of all DOs.  To reach a 60% market share, our ultimate membership goal, the AOA would need to reach a total of 46,759 DO members before 5/31/12.  Why should all DOs become members of the AOA, the professional home for all osteopathic physicians?  Find ten answers here.​

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