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April 05
Have You Logged In to My AOA Yet?
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 4/5/2012 4:32 PM

Log in to Osteopathic.org to gain access to new members-only content and your own personalized, interactive section—My AOA.  This next phase of our website brings you the content that interests you most and connects you to your osteopathic colleagues. 

  • ​Add your picture, update your profile, or tell others what’s on your mind 
  • Catch up on the topics that interest you most in your customized news feed 
  • Connect with other DOs and osteopathic medical students 
  • See a summary of your CME report with the My CME snapshot

To learn more, take a video tour of My AOA. Once you log in, you will also find new members-only content throughout the site. Log in to Osteopathic.org and click on My AOA in the drop-down menu in the upper right hand corner. If you need assistance, email us at info@osteopathic.org.​

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