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June 01
President Levine Addresses Graduates
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 6/1/2012 4:42 PM
Category: Family; Education

AOA President Martin S. Levine, DO, will attend the Graduation Banquet this evening for osteopathic interns and residents who have completed their postdoctoral training programs in the South Jersey Health System.  In his keynote remarks to graduates, President Levine will remind them of the importance of “thinking osteopathically” in their careers, using their knowledge and skills to help people with osteopathic medicine’s distinctive care, and using OMT because it benefits our patients, to wit: “As DOs, you have this knowledge. Rely on it and incorporate it every time you care for a patient. Think osteopathically with every single one of your patients for the rest of your career.”​

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