Dr. William G. Anderson Lecture Series
Slavery to Freedom: An American Odyssey
Joining MSUCOM for this year’s series are Dr. Barbara Ross-Lee on February 13, 2025; Rev. Osagyefo Uhuruan Sekou and Band on February 20, 2025; and Dr. Russell Ledet on February 27, 2025. All events will take place at the Wharton Center, Pasant Theatre at 5:00 p.m. For more information, CLICK HERE.
Registration is NOW OPEN for the MOA Spring Conference, May 15-18, 2025 at the Somerset Inn, Troy!
Register Today!
Also, sign up for the FREE Opioid Training Course developed by the MDHHS and the MOA
to be held Thursday, May 15 at the Somerset Inn, Troy!
Click Here for Details!
Nominations for the 2025 Resident of the Year are open!
The deadline to submit your nomination is February 28, 2025.
The winner will be announced at the
MOA's House of Delegates Meeting, Saturday, April 26, 2025!
RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP OR JOIN TODAY!
The Michigan Osteopathic Association is here to serve you and support our profession. If you would like to renew your 2025 membership, click here to RENEW! As a reminder, 80% of your yearly dues can be deducted on your tax returns.
If you're not a member of the MOA, click here to JOIN online!
DONATE TO THE MICHIGAN OSTEOPATHIC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MOPAC)
MOPAC is the political arm of the Michigan Osteopathic Association and the sole voice of the osteopathic profession in campaigns and elections on the state level. Governed by a committee made up of osteopathic physicians, MOPAC is constantly working to increase our effectiveness in elections and strengthen the clout of the physician community.
TAKE ACTION
Michigan Senate Bill 279 proposes to expand the scope of practice for nurse practitioners
The Michigan Osteopathic Association (MOA) and the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) are actively opposing a bill in the Michigan Senate (S.B. 279) that proposes to expand the scope of practice for nurse practitioners without the necessary increases in education and testing. MOA President Andrew D. Adair, DO, recently sent an advocacy alert email (LINK) encouraging the osteopathic profession to act by sending their state senators an email asking them to oppose this bill. As written this bill could compromise patient safety and the quality of care in Michigan. The MOA continues to emphasize the critical role of osteopathic physicians in maintaining healthcare standards and is advocating for the profession and patient well-being by providing testimony against the bill.
This initiative underscores the MOA's commitment to building a better future for osteopathic physicians and patients by engaging in legislative advocacy. Be sure to join the cause by sending your state senator an email today.
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