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After years of discussion and planning, the 9 month DC-to-DO bridge is just about finalized.
www.chiroweb.com/DO_merge/php?z0401.htm
From the article:
"Today, Chiropractic physicians are trained in virtually all aspects of primary care. After a 3 month intensive course in pharmacology, followed by 6 months of hospital rotations, DCs will become eligible for licensure as Osteopathic Physicians."
"...will help fill a concerning and growing need for primary care in the U.S."
"The expectation is that most will pursue primary care, although no specific limitations are expected as to specialty."
Is the osteopathic community at large on board with this?
www.chiroweb.com/DO_merge/php?z0401.htm
From the article:
"Today, Chiropractic physicians are trained in virtually all aspects of primary care. After a 3 month intensive course in pharmacology, followed by 6 months of hospital rotations, DCs will become eligible for licensure as Osteopathic Physicians."
"...will help fill a concerning and growing need for primary care in the U.S."
"The expectation is that most will pursue primary care, although no specific limitations are expected as to specialty."
Is the osteopathic community at large on board with this?