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[JoeUSA]

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This is a very interesting development.

http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/656799/?sc=rsmn

 

[GimpGenius]

It really isn't. Unless the ACGME lets something like this count for application to osteopathically focused residencies.

 

[hallowmann]

I have a feeling courses like these (only not free) will start popping up all over to fulfill the "osteopathic requirement" for MDs that want to apply. I've actually heard from a handful of MD students (mainly ones interested in Sports Med or PM&R) that they wanted to learn some OMT. If it's easy and fits in the time of a rotation, I wouldn't be surprised if some people take advantage of it as like an elective or something.

 

[Drrrrrr. Celty]

I have a feeling courses like these (only not free) will start popping up all over to fulfill the "osteopathic requirement" for MDs that want to apply. I've actually heard from a handful of MD students (mainly ones interested in Sports Med or PM&R) that they wanted to learn some OMT. If it's easy and fits in the time of a rotation, I wouldn't be surprised if some people take advantage of it as like an elective or something.

I think there will be enough formerly pure ACGME now osteopathically recognized ACGME that will waive MDs of the requirement for previous training and teach the stuff they feel necessary in house.