Leonard Kreisler: “While the first two years at Touro University Nevada’s School of Osteopathic Medicine may look like the University of Nevada School of Medicine’s curricula, I would challenge his medical students to take the first part of the national board exams (which M.D. students are required to take by most allopathic schools — osteopathic students don’t need to take national or state board exams in Nevada). Dr. Forman knows darn well that the second two years (usually referred to as clinical teaching years) are very thin for D.O. students.”
A challenge to DO’s
Kevin
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