WVOMA Mission
The Association strives to:
- Encourage the understanding of osteopathic medicine;
- Elevate and maintain high standards of osteopathic Institutions;
- Advance professional knowledge of surgery, obstetrics, and the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of disease in general;
- Stimulate research and disseminate results;
- Maintain ethical conduct in all phases of osteopathic medicine and surgery.
Read WVOMA's complete mission statement
News
Save the date!
The 2012 Annual Fall Conference will be held November 1-4 at The Greenbrier!
The WVOMA has a new Executive Director and a new office!
The WVOMA now has an office in the Roland P. Sharp Alumni Center at the WV School of Osteopathic Medicine, as well as a new Executive Director. Penny Fioravante is thrilled to join the WVOMA as its Executive Director. A recent transplant to Lewisburg from Charleston, WV, she has extensive experience in nonprofit management, both as executive staff and as a board member. Most recently, she was the VP of Development for the WV Symphony Orchestra and before that, a Community Director for the March of Dimes WV. Her specialties include public relations, event planning, and fundraising.