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Texas Doc after DO Residency?
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I think the last DO's to practice Texas were lynched. Look up TCOM to read all about that
Yikes!!!!
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Haha, yeah ... you'll be fine. TCOM is one of the best DO schools out there, located in the republic of Tejas.
DO's are generally well-received down here. There is even a Texas-based osteopathic peds residency down in Corpus Christi, and TCOM also has a couple of good osteopathic residency programs. 🙂 I plan on staying in Texas as well, and do not foresee any unusual problems.
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Not sure if you realize this or not, but the current president of the Texas Medical Board is an osteopathic physician
Irwin Zeitler, DO
http://www.tmb.state.tx.us/boards/mbbios.php
Irwin Zeitler, DO
http://www.tmb.state.tx.us/boards/mbbios.php
The in-state tuition for TCOM makes me wish I was a Texas native.
BCM's is insanely low too.
Not sure if you realize this or not, but the current president of the Texas Medical Board is an osteopathic physician
Irwin Zeitler, DO
http://www.tmb.state.tx.us/boards/mbbios.php
Couple DO's on that board 👍
. Look up TCOM to read all about that