In this commentary, Tebyan Rabbani, OMS IV, shares how trading a white coat for a gray gown reminded him of a core role of being a doctor – to be a shield for those at their most vulnerable.
Mikail Kamal, DO, who fought and won against leukemia as a child, used his experience as a young patient to explore a career in medicine. He also created a life-saving device called Tampostat.
Attend a “Virtual Open House” on Tuesday, Sept. 11, to learn more about this new program for AOA members offers significant discounts on tuition for professional degree programs, such as Master in Health Administration and Master in Business Administration.
When a physician feels like a phony, it can create a ripple effect. Learn how imposter syndrome affects the care you provide and tips for overcoming imposter syndrome.
After evaluating nearly 5,000 hospitals, find out which hospitals were named America’s best hospitals, as ranked by U.S. News & World Report. In order to qualify, these hospitals had to also rank in one or more of the 16 specialties that U.S. News assesses and rate as high-performing in one or more of nine procedures … Read More
In this article, author Jason Dapore, DO, a fellowship-trained sports medicine physician and CrossFit participant, describes how the nature of CrossFit allows patients to participate while recovering from an injury.
DO schools lead the way, filling more than half of this year’s top 10 ranking from U.S. News and World Report. See who made the list.
Seeking to understand where Americans receive the best health care, personal finance website WalletHub examined costs, access to care and outcomes via 40 different metrics in each state. Here’s its list of best and worst states for health care in 2018.
In his inaugural speech as AOA president, Dr. Mayo outlined his plans to improve AOA board certification and member benefits this year.