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April 10
Discounts on NOM Week Public Education Resources
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 4/10/2012 4:38 PM

We are less than one week away from National Osteopathic Medicine (NOM) Week, taking place 4/15-21/12 to unite osteopathic members and supporters in promoting DOs and osteopathic medicine in communities across the country. Want to join in the NOM Week effort, but don’t know how? Visit the NOM Week event page​ for ideas on how you can participate and free downloadable resources.  As a NOM Week special, DOs who place orders for AOA patient education brochures, including “What is a DO?” and “OMT: Hands On Care,” can receive $20 off their order by using the code “NOMWeek” at checkout in the AOA’s Online Store. 

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