AAO Convo 22 CME Attestation

2022 Convocation CME Self Attestation
Use this form to verify CME credits for the AAO & AOASM 2022 Convocation.

The AAO will report your CME credits to the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) on your behalf within 60 days submission of this form. Use the AOA's TraCME Service to view your CME Activity Report at any time.

In order for credits to be successfully processed, the AOA number, Physician's Last Name, and Physician's First Name must match the AOA database.

You will receive a copy of this CME self attestation and a certificate of participation via email for your records.
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AOA has approved the AAO 2022 Convocation for up to 36 hours of category 1-A CME credit.

NOTE: You may claim credits for all attended lectures and up to two (2) workshops per day that you attended.

You may claim credit for either the Saturday lectures OR the Magoun Memorial Forum/Conclave of Fellows sessions, but NOT both.

Credit will be awarded as category 1-A, regardless of whether you attended the sessions live or viewed the recordings.

Please direct all questions regarding CME to info@academyofosteopathy.org.
Wednesday (3/23) CME Sessions Attended

Introduction by Rebeccah R. Rodriguez Regner, DO, FACOFP Evolution of Medical Care at the Ironman Triathlon Medical Maladies in Marathoners Analysis of Common Injuries in Rowing Cases from the Pediatric Sports Medicine Clinic: Injuries and Overuse COVID-19, Sports and the Health of Youth and Adolescents Early Specialization / Pediatric Burnout Rusty Wright Memorial Lecture: Dr. Wright: The Man, The Osteopath, The Sports Doctor, "the Visionary": Development of the Osteopathic Profession Between the Lines: Energy Deficiency in Athletes The Power of Iron: How Optimal Levels Help you Reach Your Genetic Potential Updates and Considerations for the Transgender Athlete Evening with the FAAOs & FAOASMs Evening with the Stars
Thursday (3/24) CME Sessions Attended

Trauma Pearls Acute injuries and their treatment with the Fascial Distortion Model Allen Jacobs Memorial Lecture: Groin Pain in Athletes 01a/02a Trauma Pearls 01b/02b Acute injuries and their treatment with the Fascial Distortion Model 01c/02c Review of Joint Structure and Function: Live morbid anatomy 01d/02d Kinesiology Taping: Better Movement, Better Outcomes 01e/02e Allen Jacobs Memorial Lecture: Groin Pain in Athletes 01f/02f Pragmatic Sports OMT LBORC-NUFA Research Poster Judging AAO & AOASM LBORC RPM Grand Rounds Research Forum Evening With the Stars and Stripes
Friday (3/25) CME Sessions Attended

Neuropsychological aspects of acute musculoskeletal trauma Neuro-Ocular Release Technique - Pain relief in 3 seconds Research and Clinical Considerations in Concussion Evaluation and Management Observations on the Corticomotor Basis of Traumatic Musculoskeletal Injury Know pain, know gain - how pain & the immune system is our great defender against trauma 03a/04a OMT and Concussion: What Inquiring Minds Want to Know 03b/04b Know pain, know gain - how pain & the immune system is our great defender against trauma 03c/04c Review of Joint Structure and Function: Live morbid anatomy 03d/04d An Introduction to Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation-Based Neuromuscular Assessment Techniques 03e/04e Vestibular Rehab in a Patient with Concussion 03f/04f Neuro-Ocular Release-The technique Resident Track: Biomechanics of the pelvis and sacrum as they relate to cranial treatment Resident Track: Appendicular orthopedic evaluation and treatment Resident Track: Approach to Treating the Seated Patient Resident Track: Panel: The Business of Osteopathic Medicine
Saturday (3/26) CME Sessions Attended

Non-Accidental Trauma and Sexual Abuse Among Athletes Addressing the Psychology of Return to Play Following Injury and Trauma Experiencing and Healing Trauma: An Integrative Approach Trauma Cases & Research Magoun Memorial (FAAOs & NUFAs Only) Conclave of Fellows (FAAOs Only) 05a/06a Visualization and Mental Preparation for Athletes Returning to Play 05b/06b Diagnostic US of the Knee & Most Common Findings 05c/06c Review of Joint Structure and Function: Live morbid anatomy 05d/06d Applied Integrative Mind-Body Techniques: Grounding, Expansion, and Sense of Direction 05e/06e Chronic Pain and the Mind-Body Connection 05f/06f Trauma in Motion, Matter, and Mind
Sunday (3/27) CME Sessions Attended

Chronic Pain and the Mind-Body Connection Treating the Trauma Spectrum with Osteopathy (and Acupuncture) Osteopathic Pain Management in the Post-Opiod Era Integrative Medicine Approach to Trauma
Total Based on Session Selections
Confirm CME Hours Attended/Viewed | Max Available: 36 *
You may not claim more than 36 credit hours.
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The American Academy of Osteopathy reserves the right to make and issue corrections to submitted CME attestation as necessary. Please be sure to double check the CME hours entered before submitting. Unless otherwise stated, earned CME hours will only be reported to the AOA for the approved and eligible CME hours for Convocation 2022.
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2022 Convocation CME Self Attestation