The Michigan Osteopathic Association, in cooperation with Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine and the United Dairy Industry of Michigan, held a mini-medical school for kindergarten through third graders at Kendon Elementary School in Lansing in honor of National Osteopathic Medicine week, April 13-19, 2014.
Healthy Michigan and the Michigan Osteopathic Association is raising awareness on Nutrition. Please join our host, Kris Nicholoff, as he discusses health and wellness with Ramona Wallace, D.O., Lisa Harrington, D.O. and Kati Mora, R.D.
The Michigan Osteopathic Political Action Committee (MOPAC) fights to elect and re-elect pro-physician candidates through direct contributions, voter education and targeted political activism. As a physician, your time and resources are limited. MOPAC is the best resource for you to learn who supports the osteopathic profession and how you can help elect candidates that represents you and your patients. Visit http://mi-osteopathic.org/MOPAC to learn more; or, join today at http://mi-osteopathic.org/JoinMOPAC.
The Michigan Osteopathic Association’s 9th Annual Autumn Scientific Convention was held at the Amway Grand Plaza November 8-10, 2013. The MOA Annual Autumn Scientific Convention attracts osteopathic physicians, medical students and health care professionals who are engaged in a two-day educational and hands-on learning forum.
Leaders of the Michigan Osteopathic Association attended Leadership Day 2013 where Totally Unrehearsed Theatre trainers entertained and lead our group through improvisational activities which allowed them to learn through laughter, teamwork and communication.
The Michigan Osteopathic Association takes advocacy extremely serious. In this video, CEO and Executive Director Kris T. Nicholoff and Anthony Ognjan, D.O. explain how to use the MOA’s online advocacy tool and why it’s important to connect with your legislator.
