Types of Memberships - Based on Osteopathic Education
Canadian Osteopathic Graduates
Requirements:
- Be a graduate of a Canadian osteopathic college of manual practice that is approved by the OAO.
- Complete the appropriate application form.
- Submit the annual membership fee with your application.
As an active member of the OAO, you have the right to:
- vote
- hold office in the association
- be a committee volunteer
- pay less to attend OAO seminars and workshops
Foreign Osteopathic Graduates
Requirements
- Be a graduate of an osteopathic school or program of osteopathic manual practice outside of Canada.
- Complete the appropriate application form.
- Submit the 4 additional documents and the administration fee required from foreign-trained osteopaths (for details, see requirements).
- Submit the annual membership fee with your application.
As an affiliate member of the OAO, you:
- can be a volunteer on a committee
- do not have voting rights
- may apply to become an active member of the OAO if you are a Canadian citizen
- pay less to attend OAO seminars and workshops
Osteopathic Students
Requirements
- Be a student at a Canadian college teaching osteopathic manual practice whos curriculum meets the OAO's educational standards.
- Complete the appropriate application form.
- Submit the discounted annual membership fee with your application.
As an active member of the OAO, you have the right to:
- vote
- hold office in the association
- serve on committees
- pay less to attend OAO seminars and workshops
Supporting Members
If you are interested in osteopathy but are not an active or affiliate member, you can become a supporting member of the OAO.
Requirement
- Pay the regular annual membership fee.
Supporting members do not have all the rights that active and affiliate members do, but they do
- receive the same notices and publications from OAO
- pay less to attend OAO seminars and workshops
Fees
Please download the appropriate application form for more details on membership fees.
Membership Application
Upcoming Courses & Events:
November 23, 2009
Annual General Meeting 2009, 6:30pm
Location: Bloorview Kids Rehab, 150 Kilgour Rd. Toronto Ont.
Feburary 20-21, 2010
Upper Quadrant Rehabilitation 1
Location: Carelton Sports Therapy Clinic, Ottawa Ont.
Registration: www.annehartleyagency.com
April 23-24, 2010
Interdisciplinary Congress for Osteopathy
Location: Vienna, Austria
April 24-25, 2010
Practical Paediatrics
Location: 168 Annette, Toronto, Ontario
Registration: rowanmetliss@gmail.com
June 19-20, 2010
TMJ & Cranial Assessment and Rehabilitation
Location: Sheridan College, Brampton Ont.
Registration: www.annehartleyagency.com
September 25-26, 2010
Lower & Upper Quadrant Fascial Chains Rehabilitation
Location: Sheridan College, Brampton, Ont.
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