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Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association (POMA)
 
 
The mission of the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association is to promote public health:
  • By the elevation and maintenance of high standards of osteopathic education;
  • By the stimulation of research and investigation;
  • By the collection and dissemination of such knowledge for the education and improvement of the profession and for the benefit of humanity.
2012 POMA Clinical Assembly - Register Now

POMA's 104th Annual Clinical Assembly will be held May 2-5, 2012 at the Valley Forge Convention Center in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

This year's program will include sessions on cardiology, endocrinology, pediatrics, osteopathic manipulative medicine, basic life support for physicians, patient safety, Pennsylvania and Florida laws and licensure requirements, and much more.  Click here to view the 2012 POMA convention brochure.

To register for the convention, complete the registration form and return it to the POMA Central Office.  You can also register and pay for the convention on the POMA website (you must be a member of the POMA online community and logged into the site to register). 

A room block is available for convention attendees from May 1-6, 2012 at the Valley Forge Convention Center in King of Prussia.  Please use the hotel room reservation form and return it to the hotel, or call (888) 267-1500 and state you are with POMA.  The cut-off date is March 31, 2012.

If you have any questions, please contact the POMA Central Office at (717) 939-9318 or, toll-free in Pa., (800) 544-POMA.

 

Attention Exhibitors: Booth registration for the 2012 POMA Clinical Assembly is now underway!  Click here to view the exhibit information brochure.  Don't miss out on the opportunity to secure your exhibit space now!  For more information, please contact the POMA Exhibit Coordinator at (717) 939-9318, ext 18.
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POMA Website Features for Online Members

The POMA website allows POMA members to keep you up-to-date with news alerts as well as:

  • Pay your 2011-2012 dues online
  • Access your CME credits online (Please note, only CME credits for POMA-sponsored events are automatically available.  Physicians who receive credits from a source other than the POMA should forward information on the program to the POMA Central Office. If you are having difficulties with your credits, please call (717) 939-9318, ext. 18)
  • View Member's Only news
  • View the complete POMA Membership Directory
  • View archives of the POMA Newsletter and The Journal of the POMA


To gain access to these features, become a member of the POMA online community by registering with the site (see instructions below).  Non-POMA members may view the public site but are restricted from the privileges of active POMA members.


Registration Instructions for POMA Online First Time Users
• Click Register on the upper right hand side of the page.
• Enter your AOA number (without the leading zero) in the box provided.
• Select your POMA membership status by clicking the appropriate button and click Continue.
• Chose your osteopathic medical school and graduation year from the pull-down list to verify your identity. Click Continue.
• Verify the information provided and complete the remaining fields.
• Once done, click Register.
• Click Logout on the upper right hand side of the page.
• Click Login, enter your AOA number (without the leading zero) and password, and click Login to gain access to the members-only information.

* Do not put a zero in front of your AOA number *

 

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