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Fall 2023 BEL Workgroup Updates

Looking Forward newsletter: Fall 2023 The Bureau of Emerging Leaders is your representative body in AOA leadership and is made up of students, residents, fellows, and new physicians in practice. The BEL has formed the following workgroups to best serve our members: Advocacy, Communications, Resolutions, and OMED/DO Day Scholarships. Read on to learn more about … Read More

Bureau of Emerging Leaders

09.28.23

Looking Forward

Celebrate the next generation of global osteopathic healthcare leaders

Looking Forward newsletter: Fall 2023 Each year, the AOA’s Bureau of International Osteopathic Medicine (BIOM) invites osteopathic medical students and DO residents to submit their global health research abstracts or narrative medicine essays to our Annual Global Health Abstract Competition for the chance to win prizes and a spotlight at our OMED conference. The competition … Read More

Bureau of Emerging Leaders

09.28.23

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Highlighting the value of mentorship

Looking Forward Newsletter: Fall 2023 Mentorship has emerged as the foundation for both personal and professional growth in the ever-evolving landscape of medicine. The invaluable relationship between accomplished medical professionals and their mentees extends beyond traditional teaching. Fostering this relationship allows for the exchange of knowledge, skills, and experiences, providing a powerful catalyst for nurturing … Read More

Mahi Basra, OMS III

09.28.23

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BEL Workgroup Updates: July 2023

The Bureau of Emerging Leaders (BEL) is your direct representation to the American Osteopathic Association, made up of students, residents, fellows, and new physicians in practice. Several workgroups have been formed to serve our members: Advocacy, Communications, Resolutions, and OMED/DO Day Scholarships. Read on for updates on our recent activities. Advocacy The BEL presented during AOA’s Public … Read More

Bureau of Emerging Leaders

07.12.23

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My AOA mobile app connection

Thank you to everyone who participated in our AOA App discussion board posts from the last edition of our newsletter. In keeping with the theme of mentorship from those posts, but also looking towards advocacy and leadership, Julieanne Sees, DO, provides the following message: Saint Mother Teresa said it best, “To keep a lamp burning, … Read More

Bureau of Emerging Leaders

07.12.23

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BEL resolutions workgroup prepares for HOD

The Bureau of Emerging Leaders (BEL) has a resolutions workgroup specifically geared towards advocating for the osteopathic profession. This workgroup, led by resident Sara Lohbauer, DO, is composed of osteopathic medical students, residents, and newly practicing physicians who are working diligently to turn simple ideas into policy advancing the osteopathic profession. In addition to drafting … Read More

Makena Lewis, OMS II

07.12.23

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What impact do resolutions have on the profession?

The annual meeting of the AOA’s House of Delegates (HOD) is just around the corner, and advocacy is in the air. The resolutions that will be presented at the HOD affect us all—from medical students, residents, and fellows to new physicians in practice, attendings, and most importantly, our patients. Mahi Basra, OMS II, and Maria … Read More

William Rinaldi, OMS III

07.12.23

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BEL Workgroup Updates: April 2023

The Bureau of Emerging Leaders (BEL) is your direct representation to the American Osteopathic Association, made up of students, residents, fellows, and new physicians in practice. Several workgroups have been formed to serve our members: Advocacy, Communications, Resolutions, and OMED/DO Day Scholarships. Read on for updates on our recent activities. Advocacy DO Day is around the corner … Read More

Bureau of Emerging Leaders

04.10.23

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The object of the physician

The old doctor once said that anyone can find disease, and as a good osteopathic physician, I won’t waste your time with another tired tale about the dropsy and myopia of the American medical system. We don’t need to talk about schizophrenic and disjointed care because as students, residents, and attendings, we live it every … Read More

Joe McCue, DO

04.10.23