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"A Day in the Life of Medical Students" (25MB Windows Media Files) - Three osteopathic medical students are profiled as Dr. Clinton Adams, Dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific (COMP), describes the 4-year Doctor Of Osteopathic Medicine program at WesternU. A 30-minute PBS production that aired in Summer 2006.

• Come to an Osteopathic Medicine Awareness Conference
• Visit our Prospective Students area to learn how to apply to the Doctor of Osteopathy program
• Find answers to your questions by reading our Osteopathic Medicine FAQs
• Use our convenient online form to sign up for a Campus Tour
• Request more information about our Program
• Learn more about the Osteopathic Philosophy
• View our comprehensive Curriculum
• Student's Testimonial--Alternative Route
• Visit our Nortwest Track (NWT)

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Choosing to pursue osteopathic medicine is your first step to becoming a caring compassionate physician; choosing the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific will help you to reach your goal. Please view these student profiles, to see how our DO graduates have met their goals through COMP. My name is Katrina Antone and as a Recruiter, I am the primary contact for the DO program. With my background in admissions, I can provide guidance with the admissions process and advise you how to stand out as an applicant. Additionally, I will serve as a resource at graduate school fairs, during presentations, and in on-campus information sessions and campus tours. I look forward to meeting or speaking with you; please feel free to contact me via phone (909) 469-5246 or email at kantone@westernu.edu .

The College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific has developed the Northwest Track (NWT) in response to numerous calls and requests from Northwest facilities, physician groups, and students. COMP has set aside 30 seats in each class for students who permanently reside or possess a degree from a four-year college or university in the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and Alaska. By contract, these students will complete their first two years of basic sciences at COMP's campus in Pomona and then return to the Northwest for their required third- and fourth-year clinical clerkships. Find out more about COMP's Northwest Track. Dirk Foley, Executive Director for Educational Development, heads the NWT and can be reached at foleyd@westernu.edu.