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From coast to coast, the AOA’s affiliates and partners bring DOs together to advance the osteopathic medical profession.
Dedicated professional societies that provide advanced education, advocacy and a community home for osteopathic physicians across distinct medical specialties.
The AAO is the neuromusculoskeletal medicine/osteopathic manipulative medicine specialty college and is dedicated to serve all who practice manual medicine.
The ACOEP is a family-focused organization that brings together emergency medical professionals while collaborating with other EM organizations to have a stronger impact in the field.
The ACOFP is a professional medical association that represents practicing osteopathic family physicians, residents, students and other allied health professionals in the United States.
As the premier community for osteopathic internists, ACOI provides leadership, networking and education to help our members be successful and stay true to why they pursued medicine.
The ACN/ACONP is committed to promoting the art and science of osteopathic medicine in the fields of neurology and psychiatry while maintaining the highest standards of proficiency and training.
The American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists is committed to women’s health through the Osteopathic and holistic practice of obstetrics and gynecology.
The ACOP provides a foundation of support for osteopathic pediatricians through education, outreach and advocacy.
ACOS is committed to promoting excellence in osteopathic surgical care through mentorship, education, advocacy, leadership development and the fostering of professional and personal relationships as the home for all osteopathic surgeons.
The American Osteopathic Academy of Addiction Medicine provides osteopathic education, leadership and expertise in the field of addiction medicine.
The AOAO’s mission is to facilitate the education and development of osteopathic orthopedic surgeons to provide the finest musculoskeletal care.
The AOASM utilizes a holistic, comprehensive approach to the prevention, diagnosis and management of sport and exercise-related injuries, disorders, dysfunctions and disease processes.
The AOAPRM provides physician training in the basic science, research, clinical diagnosis and treatment for use in the performance of prolotherapy.
The AOCAI is a professional organization for osteopathic physicians specializing in allergy, asthma and immunology. The AOCAI supports physicians and advances osteopathic principles in immunology.
The AOCA is a strong and diverse community of attending physicians, residents and medical students who have dedicated themselves to the advancement of the field of anesthesiology and pain management.
The mission of the American Osteopathic College of Dermatology is to advance innovative education, support and opportunities in dermatology that foster excellence in patient care and community health.
The mission of AOCOPM is to provide education in occupational, environmental and preventive medicine and to encourage member activity and leadership within the college and other prevention-oriented healthcare organizations.
The ACOP is the premier membership organization for osteopathic physicians specializing in the field of pathology.
AOCPMR is dedicated to providing leadership for the PMR profession and to providing a home to osteopathic PMR practitioners.
ACOPr is the official society dedicated to osteopathic surgeons practicing in the diagnosis, treatment and advancement of knowledge relating to disorders of the colon, rectum and anus.
The AOCR is the principal organization serving osteopathic radiologists and advancing the practice of radiology.
ACOO-HNS is the organization of ophthalmologists and otorhinolaryngologists in the osteopathic profession.
Regional professional societies that champion the osteopathic profession through local advocacy, continuing medical education (CME) and public health initiatives across their respective states and territories.
The Alabama Osteopathic Medical Association is a non-profit professional organization comprised of osteopathic physicians, residents, interns and medical students.
The mission of AKOMA is to promote public health and osteopathic principles through providing quality, relevant and professional CME that enhances the body of knowledge and skills of those in attendance.
AOMA is the voice of osteopathic physicians in Arizona. AOMA protects the rights of physicians and advancing osteopathic education and healthcare services to patients.
AOMA is a true voluntary professional association and continues to exist in order to promote the causes, purposes and goals of the osteopathic profession in Arkansas.
AMOPS serves and represents osteopathic physicians in the uniformed services, focusing the AOA’s attention on the unique aspects of practice in the Uniformed Services.
The CSOM provides vital advocacy, legislative support and continuing medical education (CME) to advance osteopathic medicine.
COMS’ mission is to advance the philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine through quality education, research, professional standards and ethics, and advocacy in Connecticut.
DSOMS is a non-profit professional educational organization representing the needs of of osteopathic physicians, residents, interns and medical students in the state of Delaware.
The mission of FOMA is to advocate for the osteopathic profession and to promote the health and well-being of Floridians through osteopathic principles and practices.
GOMA is a non-profit organization comprised of osteopathic physicians, residents, interns and students in Georgia dedicated to supporting and elevating the osteopathic profession.
HAOPS is dedicated to maintaining the high standards of osteopathic practice by aiding and encouraging those engaged in the profession in the State of Hawaii.
IOPA provides a unified voice for osteopathic physicians in Idaho, representing them in all governmental areas.
IOMS works to protect, advocate, maintain and support the philosophy of osteopathic medicine for the benefit of the profession and the patients it serves.
The IOA is the professional home and heart of advocacy for all physicians and students who practice the profession of osteopathic medicine.
The IOMA proudly represents over 2,100 licensed osteopathic physicians in Iowa. IOMA is dedicated to providing resources, educational and networking opportunities, and supporting DOs in order to help them provide the best care for their patients.
KAOM diligently serves, advocates and represents the people and standards of the profession of osteopathic medicine in the state of Kansas.
KOMA is the voice of the osteopathic profession in Kentucky, and is committed to serving, advocating and advancing the unique philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine.
LOMA advocates for the success and growth of the profession of osteopathic medicine in the state of Louisiana.
MOA was created in 1912 to promote and preserve the practice of osteopathic medicine in Maine through professional education, professional advocacy and member services.
MAOP is proud to celebrate and serve the osteopathic profession in Maryland by providing excellent CME, advocacy and practice management information and skills necessary for success.
The mission of MOS is to advance the philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine through in the state of Massachusetts.
MOA is dedicated to advancing the science and art of osteopathic medicine, education and research in the state of Michigan.
MOMS works to advocate for osteopathic physicians in Minnesota through advocacy, education and public awareness.
MOMA is dedicated to promoting quality osteopathic medicine and serving as the premier home for the profession in Mississippi.
MAOPS advocates for the distinct philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine at the local, state and federal level.
The Montana Osteopathic Medical Association promotes the distinctive practice of osteopathic medicine as a scientific and complete system that will restore and preserve good health.
Nebraska Osteopathic Medical Association is committed to advocating and uplifting the osteopathic profession in the state of Nebraska.
NOMA supports the osteopathic profession and protects the practice rights of DOs through advocacy, CME and statewide networking.
The New Hampshire Osteopathic Association represents osteopathic physicians and medical students throughout the granite state.
NJAOPS is the sixth largest state affiliate of the American Osteopathic Association, representing the interests of over 11,500 active osteopathic physicians, residents, interns and medical students.
NMOMA advocates, educates and networks osteopathic physicians with the goal of providing high-quality healthcare and top-of-the-line education.
The mission of the New York State Osteopathic Medical Society (NYSOMS) is to foster both individual and public health though the art, science, philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine.
NCOMA’s purpose is to promote, advocate, maintain and support the philosophy of osteopathic medicine for the benefit of the profession and the people of North Carolina.
The Ohio Osteopathic Association is a non-profit professional association that advocates for Ohio’s almost 9,000 licensed osteopathic physicians.
The mission of the OOA is to advocate for the osteopathic profession and to promote the health and well-being of all Oklahomans.
The OPSC’s vision is to be the foremost advocate and champion for osteopathic physicians and surgeons across the state of California.
OPSO serves the osteopathic profession in Oregon through advocacy, education and professional outreach, ensuring the highest quality healthcare to the people of the state.
POMA’s mission is to promote the distinctive philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine for our patients, our members and the communities we serve.
RISOPS’ mission is to advance osteopathic medicine through quality education, research, professional standards and ethics, advocacy, and the delivery of effective and efficient healthcare.
SCOMS is the voice for osteopathic medicine in South Carolina, with a membership comprised of physicians, residents, medical students and associates who have an unwavering passion for the osteopathic profession.
TOMA’s mission is to protect, promote and support the distinct philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine for the benefit of the profession and people of Tennessee.
TOMA promotes osteopathic medicine, supports Texas DOs and future physicians, and advances public health across Texas.
UOMA is dedicated to advancing osteopathic medicine and surgery in Utah by striving to improve public health, support our members and foster camaraderie across the osteopathic profession.
VSAOPS welcomes all practicing osteopathic physicians and surgeons as well as residents, medical students and retired physicians to join us.
The mission of VOMA shall be to represent the osteopathic physician practicing in the Commonwealth of Virginia in such a manner as to reflect credit to the organization and its members.
WOMA’s purpose is to promote the osteopathic medical profession to its members and to the public, and to support access to high quality, cost-effective healthcare for all Washington.
Founded in 1902, WVOMA has served as the voice of West Virginia osteopathic physicians and medical students for over 100 years.
WAOPS promotes the distinctive philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine in Wisconsin through CME, support for osteopathic physicians in practice and advocacy for osteopathic medicine.
Essential foundational organizations, student networks, philanthropic arms and global alliances dedicated to supporting osteopathic education, history, licensure and humanitarian outreach.
The AAOA’s mission is to support and promote the osteopathic profession with a vast advocate network.
AACOM is the leading voice for the education and training of physicians who practice osteopathic medicine in settings ranging from primary care to pediatrics.
AFDMA promotes the use of the Fascial Distortion Model to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal injuries and medical conditions, through training, advocacy and more.
Serving as the philanthropic arm of the AOA, the AOF advances the osteopathic profession through scholarships, research, community service, mission trips and recognition.
The AOiA advances the osteopathic profession by serving as the premier catalyst for healthcare transformation and innovation.
The ASOMR is the organization that supports the distinctiveness and integrity of osteopathic medical licensure. It is the unified authority in matters that affect osteopathic medical licensure and discipline.
AOGME works to improve the health of the public and enhance the training of medical residents by advancing excellence in osteopathic learning and GME programs that integrate osteopathic education.
AOSED’s purpose is to strengthen AOA-affiliated state divisional societies, promote coordination of divisional society programs, provide assistance for the development of divisional society leadership and aid with efforts of the AOA in the advancement of the osteopathic profession in the U.S.
The Council of Osteopathic Student Government Presidents (COSGP) is an official council of the American Association of College of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM).
DOCARE International provides primary medical care to underserved populations, augmenting their opportunity to experience health despite an “ambush of circumstance.”
The GME Alliance is a nationally recognized consortium dedicated to delivering innovative and comprehensive educational support for residents, fellows, faculty and healthcare professionals.
The mission of the Museum of Osteopathic Medicine is to preserve and promote the history and tenets of osteopathy through collections and research to a global audience.
The NAOF organizes and maintains a group of osteopathic foundations represented by executive staff professionals who offer resources for promotion and/or funding of osteopathic programs in seeking to provide a better understanding of osteopathic medicine and to serve the healthcare needs of the general public.
NBOME is an independent nonprofit organization committed to enhancing patient care through osteopathically distinctive assessments and partnerships that advance assessment across health professions.
Committed to advancing the future of healthcare, NWOF serves as the fundraising catalyst for programs aimed at enhancing access to comprehensive, patient-centered care in underserved communities.
The Osteopathic Founders Foundation represents the osteopathic profession through its charitable work in the community. The Foundation is committed to improving the health of Tulsa and surrounding areas of northeastern Oklahoma through support of projects consistent with the osteopathic philosophy and with the mission of the Foundation.
A private, nonprofit foundation, the OHF’s mission is to improve the health and quality of life in the community through education, research and service consistent with our osteopathic heritage.
The purpose of the OIA is to advance the philosophy and practice of osteopathic medicine and osteopathy throughout the world.
Sigma Sigma Phi is an honorary osteopathic dervice fraternity which aims to further the science and standards of osteopathic medicine and develop fellowship among its students and practitioners.
The purpose of the Society of Osteopathic Specialty Executives (SOSE) is to serve as a professional association promoting the interests of executive directors and pertinent executive staff members of AOA affiliated specialty organizations.
SOMA is the nation’s largest network of osteopathic medical students. We are an AOA-affiliated, student-led and student-driven organization with direct representation to the AOA.
The Student Osteopathic Medical Association Foundation is dedicated to supporting the education, leadership development and professional growth of osteopathic medical students.
