Osteopathic Medicine

The D.O. Difference: Helping Patients Holistically

Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.s) offer their patients fresh perspectives and treatments. If you want to be a part of this growing profession, graduating from Midwestern University's Osteopathic Medicine program in Illinois or Arizona can give you the credibility you need to become one of the 120,000+ practicing D.O.s in the country.


As a Midwestern University Osteopathic Medicine student, you can:

• Take courses in cadaveric anatomy, biochemistry, mental health, infectious diseases and more
• Get hands-on experience with the latest technology in the healthcare field
• Participate in clinical rotations specializing in emergency medicine, family medicine, surgery, psychiatry, pediatrics, obstetrics/gynecology, internal medicine and more

Learn More About Midwestern, What You Didn't Know About Osteopathic Medicine & The Difference Between a D.O. & an M.D.

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Why Our Programs Are Exceptional

• Location: Both of our campuses are safe and located close to many reputable hospitals in Chicago or Phoenix.
• Reputation: Our rotation experience is unmatched, and our board pass rates are above the national average. We prioritize our students, who can receive learning and wellness resources through our Student Services programs.
• Faculty: Our faculty prioritize personalized, one-on-one attention with students.
• What We Care About: We love emphasizing the importance of bedside manner, communication, and forming relationships with patients and their families.
• What Sets Us Apart: We offer a state-of-the-art Simulation Center

Quick Facts & Stats

• Depending on specialty and location, MWU D.O. graduates can expect salaries that range from $208,000 to $510,000 per year
• In 2023, MWU's residency placement rates for D.O. students was 100% for our Illinois program and 98.7% for our Arizona program
• Founded in 1900 and originally called the American College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, Midwestern University became one of the first schools to offer an osteopathic medicine program in the U.S.

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