What exactly does this mean?

[NexusMD]

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I was looking at the different residencies for DOs and i saw these two and didnt know what they were.
Neuromusculoskeletal med + 1
Neuromusculoskeletal med/omt

I tried to find what these two things do and to no avail. anyone know and care to enlighten me?

 

[Toohotinvegas33]

I believe those are like a fellowship in omm/omt post graduation before your residency. Mostly for the diehard manipulation guru's

 

[Taus]

Thats exactly right....they are in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. A +1 year is an additional year (sort of like a fellowship) that you can do after several residencies (though I would imagine its mostly after primary care)

 

[Weitlander]

I believe those are like a fellowship in omm/omt post graduation before your residency. Mostly for the diehard manipulation guru's

Done AFTER your residency

 

[Dr.Inviz]

Apparently, you can do it BEFORE residency ... ask JP ... speaking of which, he's been awfully quiet following his last debacle ...

 

[Lamont]

is the +1 the internship year to fulfill requirements for some states?

 

[DeLaughterDO]

Apparently, you can do it BEFORE residency ... ask JP ... speaking of which, he's been awfully quiet following his last debacle ...

Actually, JPHazelton is doing a pre-doctoral fellowship (PDF), not a +1 program.

PDFs help teach OMM to 1st and 2nd year medical students and is completed during your 3rd and 4th years of medical school. (see http://www.hsc.unt.edu/departments/omm/fellows.htm). One can also complete a masters degree in education during this time if one so chooses (at least at TCOM you can.. don't know about the other schools)

a +1 program is done after residency - usually after family medicine, but it can be after other programs. (see http://www.hsc.unt.edu/departments/omm/residency.htm)

just a note of clarification...

 

[Dr.Inviz]

Actually, JPHazelton is doing a pre-doctoral fellowship (PDF), not a +1 program.

PDFs help teach OMM to 1st and 2nd year medical students and is completed during your 3rd and 4th years of medical school. (see http://www.hsc.unt.edu/departments/omm/fellows.htm). One can also complete a masters degree in education during this time if one so chooses (at least at TCOM you can.. don't know about the other schools)

a +1 program is done after residency - usually after family medicine, but it can be after other programs. (see http://www.hsc.unt.edu/departments/omm/residency.htm)

just a note of clarification...

Thanks. Congrats on your match. 👍

 

[DeLaughterDO]

is the +1 the internship year to fulfill requirements for some states?

no, the internship is an internship, the +1 program is to qualify for board certification in neuromuscular medicine/osteopathic manipulative medicine (NMM/OMM).

See the links in my post above for more information.

jd

 

[DeLaughterDO]

@ Dr. Inviz;

sure, just glad to be of assistance.

Thanks for the congrats... I'm really excited for July - of course, I'll just be glad to finish the stinking internship!

 

[MaximusD]

Apparently, you can do it BEFORE residency ... ask JP ... speaking of which, he's been awfully quiet following his last debacle ...

debacle? what happened?

 

[Lamont]

thanks for the clarification