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June 12
Resource to Help Launch New OGME Programs
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 6/12/2012 6:07 PM
Category: Education

The AOA recently hosted a webcast to teach hospitals about the benefits of and resources for establishing osteopathic residency programs in their facilities. Almost 70 individuals registered for the presentation representing four OPTIs, 16 COMs, and 44 hospitals or related facilities.  Fourteen individuals voted on the overall program, with 13 of them rating it as excellent.  If you did not see the original broadcast and are wondering if an osteopathic residency program would benefit your hospital, we encourage you to watch a replay of the webinar on the OGME Development Initiative website​.  For more information on this topic, please contact OGMEDevelopment@osteopathic.org.  

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