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April Legislative and Regulatory Update
Bill Filing Ends for 2024 March 1 marked the last day for bill filing in the Missouri Capitol and the date could not have come soon enough as over 2500 bills were eventually filed by the deadline. Of these, many have healthcare implications, but only a few have been...
Medical Student Debt and Personal Finance
A Medical Student Series: On the Road to Graduation By pursuing medicine, you have made the investment in yourself so that you may serve others. I hope my monthly series of articles provides you with valuable information and tips that I have learned along the way. ...
Securing Audition Rotations for Medical Students
A Medical Student Series: On the Road to Graduation By pursuing medicine, you have made the investment in yourself so that you may serve others. I hope my monthly series of articles provides you with valuable information and tips that I have learned along the way. ...
March Legislative and Regulatory Update
Did You Know… the MAOPS website features an easy-to-use “Find Your Legislators” feature? Just click here and be sure to enter your full home address, including your zip code. that you can donate to the Missouri Osteopathic Political Action Committee? This committee is...
I Walked 500 Miles: Giving Back on the Colorado Trail
The first memorable climb of the Colorado Trail (for me) started at about the 75-mile mark at Jefferson Creek. While it was a significant climb, I mentally prepared myself, and it turned out to be “not so bad.” However, it did get me to an elevation close to 12,000...