where do most DOs

[armynavy]

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pratice? Clinics, hospitals or there own private practice?

 

[Taus]

wherever they prefer to

 

[MikeyLu2010]

Clinics in hospitals that they privately own....lol...i think you'll find a good number in all sorts of practices..even rural areas

 

[UltimateDO]

There are lots in the military 😎

 

[dr.z]

pratice? Clinics, hospitals or there own private practice?

All of the above.

 

[OSUdoc08]

pratice? Clinics, hospitals or there own private practice?

Same as MDs.

 

[cee]

on the driving range

 

[docbill]

They practice in beddddd on the stage.. etc..

NO really were ever you find an MD or PA or Nurse or Lawyer, you can find a DO. I saw one on TV advertizing hair replacement options. Commercial BS stuff.

 

[MoxieDO]

They practice in beddddd on the stage.. etc..

NO really were ever you find an MD or PA or Nurse or Lawyer, you can find a DO. I saw one on TV advertizing hair replacement options. Commercial BS stuff.

I saw that commercial!! I almost jumped out my chair!

 

[sayoc]

pratice? Clinics, hospitals or there own private practice?

in theory, you can pratice anywhere do anything, however in reality the answer is no. i don't know about private practice but after staying with a DO who is on his first year of internship told me that, he apply to 70 places for match but only got 7. You may not get what you want, even if it were your first choice. Luckly he got in his first choice going for rad. Some schools turned him down b/ they told him that they do not trust DO's education. it is just something to keep in mind

 

[beponychick]

in theory, you can pratice anywhere do anything, however in reality the answer is no. i don't know about private practice but after staying with a DO who is on his first year of internship told me that, he apply to 70 places for match but only got 7. You may not get what you want, even if it were your first choice. Luckly he got in his first choice going for rad. Some schools turned him down b/ they told him that they do not trust DO's education. it is just something to keep in mind

yet he still ended up in rad? 🙄 not to shabby in my opinion.

 

[DORoe]

pratice? Clinics, hospitals or there own private practice?

mostly in caves and leper colonies

 

[sayoc]

yet he still ended up in rad? 🙄 not to shabby in my opinion.

yes! he had to take usmle 1 and 2 and match to usc.... a great guy. learn alot just by talking to him...

 

[goodb29]

There is actually a DO in the new "I think" Stacker 2 commercial, lol

 

[beastmaster]

The one vacancy unfilled by DOs currently is plastic surgeon with a feature on the E! channel. Just something to aim for.

 

[docbill]

in theory, you can pratice anywhere do anything, however in reality the answer is no. i don't know about private practice but after staying with a DO who is on his first year of internship told me that, he apply to 70 places for match but only got 7. You may not get what you want, even if it were your first choice. Luckly he got in his first choice going for rad. Some schools turned him down b/ they told him that they do not trust DO's education. it is just something to keep in mind

Yeah sheeeezzz your friend got it tough... all those applications and still matching in Rad. Difficult days hey... 🙄

Most medical students apply for many residencies... that way at least you get a better chance of matching in the right place. Of course there are always exceptions to those who have great scores.

 

[beastmaster]

Yeah sheeeezzz your friend got it tough... all those applications and still matching in Rad. Difficult days hey... 🙄

Chill. I'm sure that when you send out 100 applications to your dream specialty, and sweat bullets for many months with only 5 interviews while your MD friends have 10 times as many you'll rethink your eye-rolling sarcasm.

Although on the plus side, its beats the hell out of having tons of interviews but not matching.