Join Or Renew

The mission of the OOA is to advocate for the osteopathic profession and to promote the health and well-being of all Oklahomans. We are the voice for all Oklahoma DOs, no matter what your specialty, no matter where you work or who you work for. We do that by fighting for your rights at the Oklahoma Capitol. We work to ensure your scope of practice isn’t infringed upon so you can focus on making our state healthier without roadblocks in your way. 

Your membership supports these advocacy efforts because, in part, your dues help us employ two lobbyists who keep a close eye on what’s happening at the Capitol and alert us when action is needed. Your membership also includes: 

• More than 60 hours of live CME hours at discounted rates plus an online CME library
  
• Interactive app for your mobile device to enhance your CME experience & text alerts to remind you of important upcoming events (must opt-in for text alerts).
  
• Discounted malpractice insurance
  
• Weekly e-newsletters, weekly legislative reports during session and information-packed journals
  
• Discounts and information recommended partner companies
  
• Opportunity to network with fellow osteopathic physicians and knowledgeable staff available to answer any question you have
  
• Annual Directory of all members
  

 **All Membership rates will revert back to the pre-COVID-19 dues rate for the membership year 2023.

*Based on residency program completion year. Residents who graduated in 2022 would begin their membership in November as a First Year in Practice member.

Already a member and need to renew? 
If you’ve already been approved as a member of the OOA and need to renew, select ‘Sign In’ at the top right of the page and sign in to your account. If you need assistance accessing your account, contact Jacob Young at [email protected] or 405-528-4848.

Have you recently retired? 
Osteopathic physicians who have completely retired from practicing are eligible for complimentary membership. Please contact Jacob if you’ve recently retired for more information on how to change your membership status.

Oklahoma Osteopathic Association membership dues are not deductible as a charitable expense but may be deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense. Of your membership dues, 20.57% percent goes toward lobbying activities and is therefore not tax-deductible as a business expense.