1. New SDN Article! The Flame-Broiled Doctor: Book Review
    Dismiss Notice
  2. Download free Tapatalk for iPhone or Tapatalk for Android for your phone and follow the SDN forums with push notifications.
    Dismiss Notice
Article: Flame-Broiled Doc Tapatalk
Dismiss Notice
Visit Interview Feedback to view and submit interview information.

internships

Discussion in 'Pre-Medical - DO' started by bill cross, Apr 4, 1999.

Previous Thread Next Thread
Loading...
  1. bill cross

    bill cross Junior Member
    10+ Year Member

    Joined:
    Apr 3, 1999
    Messages:
    15
    Likes Received:
    0
    For those of you who intend to practice in Florida, do you know if there is a requirement for a 1 year DO internship for Florida licensure? I have been a Florida resident for 20 yrs and will apply to NSU for 2000. I will most likely remain in the state to practice emergency medicine (with any luck!). If I apply to a "non-DO" emergency medicine residency, how does that affect state licensure as a DO? Thanks for any info.
     
    #1 bill cross, Apr 4, 1999
    2. Note: SDN Members do not see this ad.

  2. 2003

    2003 Senior Member
    10+ Year Member

    Joined:
    Nov 10, 1998
    Messages:
    111
    Likes Received:
    0
    Presently, a one-year osteopathic internship is required for a DO to practice in Florida. You could do an osteopathic internship and then do a ACGME-accredited ("non-DO") EM residency.
     
    #2 2003, Apr 4, 1999
  3. Deb

    Deb Senior Member
    10+ Year Member

    Joined:
    Nov 24, 1998
    Messages:
    148
    Likes Received:
    0
    Florida is one of the few states that still requires an AOA internship.
    When you are accepted to an ACGME (MD) program they may or may not
    accept the internship as your PGY1 year. If they won't, you'll start
    their program as a PGY1. Other than that you won't have any problems
    getting a license. Also, there has been talk of abolishing this
    rule since only 5 states still require it. Maybe by the time you
    graduate it won't be a problem.
     
    #3 Deb, Apr 4, 1999
Previous Thread Next Thread
Loading...
(You must log in or sign up to post here.)

Share This Page