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Angelo Monaco, OMS-II

March Student of the Month: Angelo Monaco, OMS-II

Student Doctor Monaco exemplifies the ideals of the osteopathic internal medicine community. His blend of service, leadership, academic engagement, and professionalism reflects a deep commitment to patient care and lifelong learning.
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VCOM Boot Camp

ACOI Boot Camp at VCOM-Virginia: Hands-On Clinical Skills Training Featuring Pericardiocentesis Models

On February 27, 2026, the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine–Virginia (VCOM-Virginia) chapter of SOIMA hosted a hands-on Boot Camp showcasing essential clinical skills that students will encounter throughout their careers as physicians.
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Damon Baker, DO, MACOI

I Am an Osteopathic Physician, Not a Provider

In recent years, a subtle but significant shift has crept into the language of health care. Increasingly, those of us who have dedicated more than a decade of our lives to becoming fully licensed physicians find ourselves labeled with the catch-all term “provider.” It has become common in legislation, administrative documents, insurance policies, and even hospital vernacular. But I am not a “provider.” I am an osteopathic physician.
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