ACOI 2026

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ACOI 2026, October 7-10, Palm Springs, California

Join us at ACOI 2026, October 7-10, in Palm Springs, California, for cutting-edge education, to celebrate excellence, and to build meaningful connections—all in an inspiring setting. This isn’t just a meeting—it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.

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Digital Health Certificate Program

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Looking to earn CME now? Check out the wide selection of paid and free content on our Online Learning Center. Take advantage of the new Digital Health Certificate. This self-paced course will expand your knowledge digital health in a clinical care and practice setting.

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LATEST NEWS

Congratulations to the 2026-2027 SOIMA Officers

ACOI announces the results of the national election of officers for its Student Osteopathic Internal Medicine Association (SOIMA), held in April and May 2026.

May Student of the Month: Kaitlynn McClellan, MS, OMS-II

Please join us in congratulating May 2026 Student of the Month Kaitlynn McClellan, MS, OMS-II, University of the Incarnate Word College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Physician, Heal Thyself…Or Ask for Help

I want to tell you a story about a close colleague and dear friend of mine—an osteopathic internal medicine physician and educator, and without question the most compassionate doctor I know. No one advocates harder for her patients. No one worries more about our residents. If caring were an Olympic sport, she’d have multiple gold medals and still be apologizing for not doing more.

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