Episode 170: Dr. Miko Rose, D.O.- Is it Crazy to start  a new DO school in Pensylvania? To call the school Indiana University?  This Psychiatrist begs to differ! episode artwork

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Episode 170: Dr. Miko Rose, D.O.- Is it Crazy to start a new DO school in Pensylvania? To call the school Indiana University? This Psychiatrist begs to differ!

from D.O. or Do Not: The Osteopathic Physician's Journey for Premed & Medical Students · host Ian Storch & Tianyu She

Send us Fan MailOn today’s episode, we interview Dr. Miko Rose, A psychiatrist and the founding dean for the proposed Indiana University of Pennsylvania.  She will discuss the importance of the school and why it is so impressive that it will be one of the few State Osteopathic schools in existence.  She will discuss why it is so vital to fill the underserved primary care need and what the school plans to accomplish.  She will discuss growing up in an indigent family and how she discovered osteopathic medicine, ultimately training as a psychiatrist.  An amazing do not miss episode.

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