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Osteopathic Medicine for All - CME/GME

Fall 2024 course

Friday, September XX, 2025 (10-4 p.m.) and 

Saturday, September XX, 2025 (8:30-3:30 p.m.) - Dates coming soon!

**Attendance on both days, as well as completion of the pre-record materials is expected and required for CME credits

Teaching Faculty

  • Dr. Shawn Kerger
  • Dr. Ben Bring
  • Dr. Frances Comer
  • Dr. Xavier DiSabato
  • Dr. Nick Hess

Course Format

Blended, pre-recorded lectures with quizzes and in-person labs. Pre-recorded lectures and accompanying assessments should be completed by the Wednesday before the course.  Materials covered in the pre-recorded lectures will not be covered in the in-person lab sessions. All pre-study materials will be made available for you to download.  

Location

**UPDATED LOCATION: Due to the interest in this course, the location will be held at Doctors Hospital, 5100 W. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43228

OLD LOCATION: HCOM Dublin: 6775 Bobcat Way, Dublin, OH 43016

Hotel Information

Information about Dublin Hotels

Registration Details

Registration: Coming soon!

Registration Cost

  • Information about the registration fees will be posted soon.

Participants and instructors for OMA course 2023
OMA Fall 2023 course participants, instructors, and support staff

This course is designed for D.O. and M.D. residents and their D.O. and M.D. faculty/preceptors in Osteopathic Recognized programs Participants will gain knowledge to better integrate OMM/OPP into their training and improve skills in precepting and evaluating learners in applying those skills. This is an excellent faculty development opportunity that will allow participants to share their learning experiences with each other.  Participants will watch pre-recorded lectures and take post-tests prior to attending the live OMM lab sessions at the Dublin campus.

Course Outcomes

In this course, participants will learn: 

  • Osteopathic philosophy and history
  • Osteopathic medical practice
  • Fundamentals of structural diagnosis
  • Fundamentals of osteopathic manipulative treatment
  • Treating common problems osteopathically
    • Through a variety of presentations and demonstrations by Heritage College OMM faculty and guest presenters, participants will learn, practice and strengthen their OMM skills and improve their understanding of osteopathic principles and practices.
    • The course will teach participants to increase the utilization of OMM/OPP in resident clinics.
    • Participants will improve their skills of precepting students in OMM/OPP.
    • Participants who complete the program will be better able to integrate OMM into their training along with precepting and evaluating students in applying those skills.
    • Those experienced in OMM will have the opportunity to refine their skills and increase utilization, with the added benefit of group discussion regarding difficulties in practice or precepting.

Learning Objectives

  • Participants will learn and improve their understanding of osteopathic principles and practices (OPP).  
  • Participants will practice and strengthen their Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) skills.  
  • Participants will learn how to increase the utilization of OMM/OPP in resident clinics.    
  • Participants will improve their skills of precepting students/residents in OMM/OPP.  
  • Participants will learn how to integrate OMM into their training along with precepting and evaluating students/residents in applying those skills.    
  • Participants will refine their existing OMM skills and increase utilization along with the benefit of group discussion re: difficulties in practice or precepting.  

Agenda

Tentative agenda for the event can be found here

Continuing Education Hours

Completion of 16.5 total hours of pre-study materials (7.75 credits) and attendance on both days of course (8.75 credits) is required. DOs and MDs are eligible to receive CME credit through OhioHealth from AOA and AMA.

Questions 

Email osteopathic.integration@ohio.edu

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