Oklahoma College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery - Pinnacle Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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3 ,, The Oklahoma College of Osteopathic - rj A . Medicine and Surgery from the Office of Medical Education The Office of Medical Education is charged with carrying out the delivery of a well-balanced CME program for the College. On january 28, 1974, the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education ap- proved that the College . . . offer pro- grams in continuing education for osteo- 'A pathic physicians and related V , ' professionals in order to guarantee the U f continuation of high standards of osteo- C QR pathic medical practice for the citizenry -ri!!--7? of Oklahoma. 1 Please let us know how we might bet- W ter serve your CME needs. Loren G. Martin, Ph.D. Director of Medical Education 918-584-1469 y K g . r