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March 21
AOA Korean Visit Concludes
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 3/21/2012 4:29 PM
Category: Advocacy; International

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AOA President Martin S. Levine, DO, and I concluded our journey to Seoul, South Korea, today on behalf of the U.S. osteopathic medical profession. After taping interviews with local media about our visits, we traveled to Seoul National University (SNU) College of Medicine to meet with Dean Daehee Kang, MD, PhD, and then to Cha Hospital and University to meet with the school’s President, Han Kya Lee and Seong-Jin Kim, MD, the Director of the Cha Career Institute.  Following this visit we returned to SNU Hospital for a presentation by Dr. Kyungsun Kang, Director the Adult Stem Cell Research Center and an MSU grad, followed by a farewell dinner in our honor.  All of these events aimed to further promote osteopathic physicians and the efficacy of osteopathic medicine with top Korean health officials.  As we prepare to depart from Korea, we will take with us memories of many successful meetings and South Korea’s motto, “Beyond Security, Toward Peace.”​

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