OCOM Admissions Overview

About the OCOM Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Program

The Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine prepares students to become qualified osteopathic physicians, prepared for entry into the practice of medicine within postgraduate training programs. The program spans four academic years, the first two years in a pre-clinical phase and the last two years in a clinical phase. Students are assessed throughout the curriculum on their learning progress of the core competencies that are integrated into the programmatic learning objectives students are required to demonstrate reasonable competence in the milestones as well as the Entrustable Professional Activities assessment at the completion of the program, which, upon successful completion, will signify that the graduate demonstrates readiness for caring for patients in a postgraduate training program under adequate supervision.

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Learn More About OCOM from the Leadership Team

In this video, you'll have the unique opportunity to gain deeper insights into the vision and mission of OCOM directly from our esteemed Leadership Team. Each member of our Administrative Leaders has played a pivotal role in shaping the form and function of OCOM, ensuring that every aspect of our institution is meticulously designed to support student learning and success.

From curriculum development to campus infrastructure, our Leadership Team has poured their expertise and dedication into crafting an educational experience that is truly one-of-a-kind. By leveraging their collective wisdom and experience, they've envisioned an OCOM journey that goes beyond just imparting knowledge—it's about fostering transformative growth and creating a lasting impact for generations to come.

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