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Doctor of Osteopathy

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Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathy.
See physician.

Doctor of Osteopathy (or Osteopathic Medicine),
n degree accredited by the American Osteopathic Association to physicians specially trained to perform osteopathic medicine including manipulations aimed at restoring normal nerve and blood supply thereby enabling self-healing.


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Students in the Doctor of Osteopathy program take intensive coursework on campus for two years, but in the last two years of the program they are assigned to clinical rotations at hospitals and medical centers throughout Pennsylvania.
We discuss in pretty great detail what's involved, and we decide together,'' says Chugay, a doctor of osteopathy who studied at the Chicago College of Osteopathy and Medicine and performed a plastic surgery fellowship in Rio de Janeiro.
Craig Byrne, another doctor of osteopathy, then in his own office on what is now Lancaster Boulevard.
 
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