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Does anyone know any DOs in the Boston area who are willing to let students shadow them?
Glad this came up! I'm trying to shadow a DO in the Overland Park/Kansas City area. I called several offices and got a very terse "we're busy" or "the doctor can't take any one on". If anyone knows of a receptive doctor through experience or reputation, I would really appreciate a PM or a general area of search. THANKS!
Does anyone know of a good DO (esp. family doc) that would allow me to shadow him/her in Cleveland area?
I know there exists an osteopathic medicine mentor site where DOs offer to answer questions and the opportunity to shadow. At this point, I would assume that many of them are overextended right now, but that's a place to start. I believe I googled for the site. It should not be too hard to find.
Okay just googled it.
http://www.osteopathic.org/YOM/Mentor_main.htm
Good place to start. I think DrKuba was hinting towards that site 🙂
http://www.osteopathic.org/YOM/Mentor_main.htm
Good place to start. I think DrKuba was hinting towards that site 🙂
Anytime! 🙂Thanks so much!
Not a problem.That's a great link! I wish I'd had that months ago. Thanks for posting that! 🙂
I know there exists an osteopathic medicine mentor site where DOs offer to answer questions and the opportunity to shadow. At this point, I would assume that many of them are overextended right now, but that's a place to start. I believe I googled for the site. It should not be too hard to find.
Okay just googled it.
http://www.osteopathic.org/YOM/Mentor_main.htm
Good place to start. I think DrKuba was hinting towards that site 🙂
No problem at all. Mind you, many of them are already obligated, but it's a great place to start since they are volunteered to mentor. www.osteopathic.org also has a list of DOs in your town/state. Shooting an email or calling doesn't hurt.My mistake. When asking for school name on the search page, they were referring to the school the DO attended.
Thanks! That is a great site!👍
NSU requires a DO letter. You should go on the school's website to see their admission requirements. There is no DO shadowing time required, but shadowing a DO or an MD is advisable because it shows that you've seen medicine "in action."thanks for the info. apparently there's a shortage of DO's in southern CT 😡 there's some i can contact though
i emailed Yale-New Haven hospital to ask if there is anyone to shadow there....i'm assuming they will say no since they gave me a hard time about shadowing in the ER to begin with
i do have a question though. since i am applying relatively late, in the event that i cannot find a DO to shadow (working more than FT every week.....the ER has been the only place i could shadow, so it's really just a scheduling problem), which schools actually require a letter or shadowing time w/ a DO? i also assume that in applying and shadowing a DO, i'm not planning on asking for a LoR after just a few sessions....so it would be a little while anyway....probably as an update LoR in the spring
NSU requires a DO letter. You should go on the school's website to see their admission requirements. There is no DO shadowing time required, but shadowing a DO or an MD is advisable because it shows that you've seen medicine "in action."