A collaborative network advancing osteopathic medical education through free, high-quality
learning resources, shared curricula, and opportunities for academic collaboration.
DO MedEd Connect brings together educators and institutions to improve curriculum quality, reduce development costs, and expand access to evidence-based educational resources.
Access high-quality learning resources that help institutions reduce development expenses without compromising educational standards.
Use regularly updated educational materials so faculty can spend more time teaching, mentoring, and supporting students.
Connect with osteopathic medical educators and institutions to share expertise, resources, and innovative teaching practices.
Explore opportunities for research, scholarly activities, and collaboration with experts in medical education.
Adapt educational resources to your program and help develop a collaborative curriculum for osteopathic medical education.
Join a community of educators working together to strengthen osteopathic medical education and prepare future physicians.
Access case-based learning resources designed to strengthen clinical reasoning, support osteopathic principles and practice, and prepare students for patient care.
Dr. Phillips-Madson brings extensive experience in osteopathic medical education and learner-centered curriculum development. Her leadership supports collaboration among educators and institutions seeking to strengthen their academic programs.
Contact us today to schedule a free consultation for your DO program.
Access evidence-based courses that support medical education, clinical training, and professional development.
Courses are free for individual learners on the NextGenU.org platform. Institutions interested in downloading and adapting course materials can contact our team.
Connect with educators and institutions working to expand access to high-quality osteopathic medical education.
Join the network to explore available resources, share expertise, and discover opportunities for collaboration.