Annual Meeting
(Formerly Mid Year Meeting)
Save the Date for AOCPMR25 Annual Meeting
AOCPMR25 Annual Meeting (formerly Mid Year Meeting) will take place on April 4-6, 2025, at the Renaissance Seattle.
#AOCPMR25
More Information Here!AOCPMR Online CME
AOCPMR offers on-demand AOA Category 1-A CME credits and AMA PRA Category 1 credits in physical medicine and rehabilitation through the American Osteopathic Association online enduring materials education website.
Preview some of the programming available online.
Click here to view AOCPMR’s full catalog available through the AOA.
The Osteopathic Medical Education Conference (OMED) is the American Osteopathic Association’s (AOA) premier educational event. Presented annually, it is a conference that showcases osteopathic medicine across multiple specialties and is planned in conjunction with AOA specialty college affiliates.
Future OMED Sites
- 2025: September 26-28, Nashville, TN
- 2026: Oct. 23-25, Las Vegas, NV
- 2027: Sept. 24-26, Phoenix, AZ
- 2028: Sept. 15-17, San Diego, CA
Upcoming Events
Check out the events that are planned for the coming months.
Save the Date!
Continuing Education
2024 Courses at
The Kahan Center
September 28-29: Cervical/Thoracic Hands On Interventional Spinal Injection Course
October 4-6:
Beginner Hands On Lumbar Interventional Spinal Injection Course
November 2-3:
Cervical/Lumbar Spinal Hands On Radiofrequency Lesioning for the Interventionalist
Thanks to the generosity of Brian Kahan, D.O., of The Kahan Center, 10% of the registration proceeds from these lectures will be gifted to AOCPMR!
Please join us for our January Journal Club with Dr. Tyler Bates, on Friday January 17, 2025 at 7 pm EST. Dr. Bates is a PGY-3 at St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Center in Spokane, WA.
We will discuss, “Bone Health and the Masters Runner.”
Now on Spotify: Patient Advocacy, TBI and Spasticity
Tune in to another insightful episode of AOCPMR Podcast featuring Dr. Cindy Ivanhoe, director of the SPASM program at TIRR Memorial Hermann.
In this episode, we discuss her journey in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, focusing on spasticity management and traumatic brain injury (TBI). Dr. Ivanhoe shares her perspectives on patient advocacy, highlighting the importance of guiding patients and their families through treatment options.