Osteopathic Medicine in Emergency Medicine

Student Doctor Justin Hall is a 4th year medical student and 5th year Pre-Doctoral Teaching Fellow in the OMM/NMM Department at Western University College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific, Pomona Campus. In this clip he gives a brief description of how he plans to incorporate Osteopathic Medicine into his career as an Emergency Medicine doctor. For more information, visit www.westernu.ed...

[@Kimberlyelayyne]

Thank you so much! I am aspiring to go to an osteopathic college and become an emergency medicine physician!

[@samiaj9458]

Are you still on that path? I'm thinking about doing the same!

[@jiggamaaan]

thanks for the video man! Hope you're doing well with residency!

[@VideoJunkee]

Awesome. Thank you for this!

[@daneshepherd5534]

Still no discussion how you use Osteopathy to diagnose internal medicine problems ie and acute somatic dysfunction at thorasicic # 2 could be an anterior wall myocardial infarction { heart attack} or it could be from bronchial spasm from an acute asthma attack. After diagnosing which you can use osteopathy to quickly treat these internal medicine problems/ THE POINT Osteopathy is not some form of just physical therapy. It is a complete system of internal medicine.And when I did my training in the three year fellowship the doctor speaks of I did all the Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine consultations for a 900 bed hospital in all hospital departments from pediatrics to cardiology to intensive care unit to the emergency room.
Dr Dane Shepherd DO Chicago

[@shaans640]

Informative thanks for the information and insight

[@fizioterapevt]

Thanks.

[@kevindaley2943]

OMT saved my back but ruined my self esteem