Meeting Notice-Ingham County Osteopathic Association
INVITING CURRENT MEMBERS and THOSE CONSIDERING MEMBERSHIP
Save the date! April 17th
Please "Save the Date" for an IOA Membership Meeting on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, at 6 p.m.
The meeting will take place at the MP Social, 313 N. Cedar Street, Lansing, MI 48912.
If you have any questions, please contact Crystal Ash at [email protected]
6 PM – 9 PM
WHERE: MP SOCIAL,
313 N Cedar St,
Lansing, MI 48912
Why: Food & Drinks, Live Speaker, Community Engagement, Camaraderie, Networking, Socializing, Create Memories with Colleagues.
Speaker: Lawrence Prokop, Topic: TBD
Why join the IOA?
“It’s important to know local DOs to refer to and to socialize with and to try to role model to the next generation
about the need to stay connected and to bring them along.” -Shirin Doshi, DO
“The opportunity to learn from colleagues and earn CME”. -Gary Roth, DO
To register by email, contact Crystal Ash: [email protected]
The Ingham Osteopathic Association supports the osteopathic community from medical school through all stages of practice. Meetings include networking, presentations from medical resources and education on compelling topics from local physicians. Membership includes meetings, CME credits, leadership development and statewide networking.
Component Societies such as the IOA are important and integral components of the Michigan Osteopathic Association (MOA). MOA Component Societies serve four primary functions:
- Membership meetings provided to both members and prospective members in the region. IOA dinner meetings are supported by membership dues;
- Provide the opportunity for osteopathic medical professionals to network and discuss medical or practice management issues in a relaxed and social environment. Meetings also provide the opportunity to invite non-member osteopathic physicians to become involved in their professional society;
- Provide a forum for the discussion of local legislative and regulatory issues of concern or importance to osteopathic medicine;
- Provide an excellent opportunity to develop future state and national osteopathic medical leadership, with a strong connection to the Michigan Osteopathic Association.
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Physicians
Annual membership - $70
The IOA is the voice of the osteopathic profession in Mid-Michigan and the resource for its members in service to society. As your professional county association, the most important service IOA provides is unifying the efforts of physicians to improve our professional environment for our patients.
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Interns / Residents
Annual membership - FREE
IOA is your professional link to the physicians you will be practicing with in the very near future. The most politically active and connected physicians participate in your county organization with links to our state and national osteopathic organizations. IOA provides direct access to these leaders in an intimate setting that gives you a world of opportunities.
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Students
Annual membership - FREE
Many IOA members work as faculty, are alumni or have ties to MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine. Network with local physicians and learn more about educational and volunteer opportunities available in the tri-county area. CME presenters cover a variety of topics which students may not have experienced during their formal training.
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Current IOA Leadership
Carol Monson, DO, President
Lakeeya Tucker, DO, President-Elect
R. Taylor Scott, DO, Secretary/Treasurer
Clarence L. Nicodemus, DO, Immediate Past President
Rosemarie Tolson, DO, Past President
Lawrence Prokop, DO, Director
Gary Roth, DO, Director
Shirin Doshi, DO, Director
Andrea Amalfitano, DO, Honorary - MSUCOM Dean
Amanda Roath, DO, Resident Director
Open Position, DO, Resident Director
Open Position, Student Director
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