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The Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (MAOPS) has been the voice of osteopathic physicians in Missouri since 1897. colleagues.

We’re most often associated with advocacy for the osteopathic profession at the local, state, and federal levels. From our office in central Missouri, 1423 Randy Lane, Jefferson City, Mo., 65101, our team members assist and advocate for osteopathic physicians in the Show-Me State. Thanks to MAOPS dedication to - and advocacy for - the osteopathic profession, D.O.s around the state of Missouri enjo

y the same practice rights as our medical doctor (M.D.) Today, MAOPS has a seat at the table when issues important to physicians and health care arise. Learn more at www.maops.org!

08/25/2026

Your future in osteopathic medicine starts long before graduation, and MAOPS will help you every step of the way.

Students enrolled full-time at a Missouri college of osteopathic medicine are automatically members of MAOPS through the school you’re attending. All you have to do is activate your membership by logging into the website, updating your profile and getting involved through your campus MAOPS chapter.

Your membership opens the door to advocacy opportunities, leadership experiences, networking with physicians and fellow students, educational resources and exclusive member benefits.

Whether you’re interested in the Wetzel Scholar Program, serving on a committee, attending our annual convention or simply staying informed on the issues shaping the profession, there’s a place for you at MAOPS.

Pictured are MAOPS Student Chapter Attendees from this year’s MOAC, representing A.T. Still University - KCOM!
Back Row L to R: Robert O'Guin, Shvetansh Lakkaraju; Adam Pint
Front Row L to R: Ellie Cumpton; Shannon Buehre; Erika Buhk; Madisen Bromfman

Find out how you can get involved today: https://maops.org/comchapters/.

08/19/2026

Every stage of your osteopathic journey comes with lessons worth sharing.

As a new academic year begins, we’d love to hear from our MAOPS community.

Students, what’s the best piece of advice you’ve learned so far?

To those further along in your osteopathic journey, what’s one piece of advice you’d share with a student just starting in the osteopathic community?

Share your thoughts and help encourage the next generation of osteopathic physicians!

08/17/2026

We have another exciting opportunity to recognize some incredible MAOPS members!

Congratulations to our newest recipients of the 2026 MAOPS Research Symposium awards, announced during this year’s MOAC:
⭐ 1st Place (Tie): Bryce Tarno & Megan Woods (team) - ATSU
⭐ 2nd Place: Elana Mann - ATSU

Your commitment to research, innovation and advancing osteopathic medicine is shaping the future of patient care. Thank you to our award recipients and everyone who participated in this year’s symposium. We look forward to seeing the impact you’ll continue to make throughout your careers.

Congratulations again on this well-deserved recognition!

08/13/2026

Want to join MAOPS but wondering if you’ll have enough time to get involved?

Whether you have an hour or less each year or just want more opportunities to lead, there’s a place for you. MAOPS offers multiple levels of engagement that fit your schedule so you can still make a meaningful impact on the osteopathic profession and the patients we serve.

No matter your level of involvement, your voice matters.

Learn about our levels of engagement by visiting https://maops.org/engagement/?_gl=1*hwiwfv*_ga*MTcxNjQzMjQzMy4xNzc3MzkxNTMy*_ga_KX7DMFGLZ2*czE3ODU0MjQ5NzgkbzkkZzEkdDE3ODU0MjU5MzUkajU3JGwwJGgw.

08/11/2026

As a new school year begins, so does another chapter in the journey to becoming an osteopathic physician.

Whether you're just starting medical school or returning for another year of learning, clinical experiences and new opportunities, every step brings you closer to making a difference in the lives of your future patients.

MAOPS is proud to support Missouri's osteopathic students through advocacy, education, leadership opportunities and a strong community of physicians and peers.
All students are encouraged to join their campus MAOPS chapter and open the doors to leadership, networking and advocacy opportunities.

Learn more about your campus chapter and how to get involved: https://maops.org/comchapters/
We wish you a successful school year and look forward to all you'll accomplish.

08/07/2026

In case you missed this year’s MOAC, we’d like to introduce the newest members of the MAOPS Board of Trustees!

Back row L to R: Justin Hajicek, DO, Adam Pint, OMS II, ATSU-KCOM; Karl Grant, DO; Aashna Rana, OMS, II, KCU-Kansas City; Sydney Vogt, OMS II, KCU-Joplin

Front row L to R: Patrick Nakashima-Moran, DO, Michelle Helton, DO, Katie Davenport-Kabonic, DO, and Tessa Tolen, DO
Not pictured: David Tannehill, DO

Representing communities, practices and osteopathic medical schools from across Missouri, these leaders bring valuable experience, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to advancing the osteopathic profession and improving patient care.

Please join us in welcoming them!

08/06/2026

MAOPS Guide to DOing Med School’s podcast is back for the start of the new academic year with Season 3! Tune in to our kickoff episode hosted by Maddie and her guests to learn more about how to maximize your breaks and hobbies! Available to listen on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts!

08/05/2026

Behind every advocacy effort is a patient whose story deserves to be told.

It’s these stories that give osteopathic physicians the opportunity to share their expertise, address the challenges facing healthcare and shape a stronger future for the profession and patients they serve.

Hear from Jeff Davis, DO, as he shares why advocacy matters and how your involvement makes a lasting impact. Because when physicians have a voice, patients benefit.

07/31/2026

A career of service deserves to be celebrated.

During this year’s Missouri Osteopathic Annual Convention, MAOPS was proud to present the Wilbur T. Hill, DO, Distinguished Service Award to Dr. Jeff Davis in recognition of his outstanding dedication to the osteopathic profession.

This award honors individuals whose leadership, service and commitment have made a lasting impact on osteopathic medicine and the physicians they serve.

Congratulations, Dr. Davis, and thank you for your continued dedication to advancing the profession.

07/30/2026

Every physician remembers the day they received their white coat.

Last Thursday, we joined Kansas City University Joplin in celebrating its White Coat Ceremony and the future osteopathic physicians who reached this important milestone in their medical education. MAOPS President-elect Elizabeth Stover Lucore represented MAOPS at the ceremony.

Congratulations to each student on this exciting achievement! We look forward to seeing the compassion, leadership and dedication you’ll bring to each patient and community you serve throughout your career.

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1423 Randy Lane
Jefferson City, MO
65101

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+15736343415

Website

http://www.maops.org/

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