Greetings Residents And General Medical Officers!

My name is CPT Rio Lee, DO and I am the 2026-2027 Post-Graduate/Resident representative for the Association of Military Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (AMOPS).

Join AMOPS and represent your fellow military medical professionals at national levels of osteopathic leadership (House of Delegates, AOA, OMED, etc). We offer both medical education, professional and military career guidance that you cannot receive elsewhere. Additionally, it is your chance to give back to support to our medical student members, junior residents or GMOs, and recruit senior leadership to advocate for the younger generations of osteopathic medical officers. 

Resident membership for 3 years is just $150 – become a member of RAMOPS

AMOPS Membership Form

 

Benefits of RAMOPS Membership:

  • Support the only osteopathic organization for military physicians and medical students
  • Formal mentorship program with SAMOPS members (you are a mentor)
  • Mentorship program with attendings (you are a mentee)
  • Reduced registration fee for AMOPS conference
  • Opportunities to present at national medical conference
  • Networking with other residents and physicians
  • Leadership opportunities (RAMOPS board, AMOPS committees, annual meeting planning)
  • Opportunity to win the American Osteopathic Foundation/AMOPS Outstanding Resident in Military Medicine Award – $5,000
  • Facilitate program director webinar series for students
  • Participate in service projects
  • Opportunity to participate in AOA House of Delegates to make policy for the profession – the military actually is a division of the AOA and has dedicated seats in the HOD
  • Support advocacy initiatives that make a difference to military osteopathic physicians and the osteopathic profession    

 

 

Save the Date:  FEBRUARY 17-21, 2026! WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN US! AMOPS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE IN ARLINGTON, VA.  (SEE OUR EVENTS PAGE FOR REGISTRATION)

  •  Research Poster Competition
  • Resident focused lectures on “the bread and butter” of PGY-1 medicine, good/bad interviews, how to succeed in intern year, etc
  • Specialty and branch specific mentorship opportunities
  • GMO opportunity to network with Air Force, Army, and Navy program directors and GME representatives, which can improve your application packet, interview skills, and navigate the application process: