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If you didn't do the rotating osteopathic internship that the AOA says you must do what statest can you NOT practice in? Thanks?
Limitations of D.O.'s practicing in certain states?
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There was a thread on this not that long ago. here is the link.
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The following states require AOA approved training in order to be licensed and practice:
FL *
MI *
NV
OK *
PA *
WV *
The ones with the * mean that you must complete a 1-year AOA internship in order to practice.
I believe that is the residency program is dually accredited (by the ACMGE and the AOA) then you do not need to complete a separate internship as your first year of residency will fulfill this requirement.
FL *
MI *
NV
OK *
PA *
WV *
The ones with the * mean that you must complete a 1-year AOA internship in order to practice.
I believe that is the residency program is dually accredited (by the ACMGE and the AOA) then you do not need to complete a separate internship as your first year of residency will fulfill this requirement.
