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July 26
2012-13 Appointment Book Released
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 7/26/2012 4:43 PM
Category: Governance

AOA President Ray E. Stowers, DO, has finalized all appointments to the AOA’s Bureaus, Councils and Committees (BCCs).  The 2012-2013 AOA Appointment Book, which has been posted on Osteopathic.org​, lists all DOs, osteopathic medical students, and family members who have been appointed to serve on one of the AOA's 67 BCCs in the coming year.  Some spots remain open pending confirmation of appointments and other considerations, but all open spots will be filled in the coming weeks.  The AOA supports the leadership of osteopathic physicians and medical students in helping to shape health policy in the federal government. Read the Appointment book today! 

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