DO.fm

Welcome to DO.fm, your home for thoughtful, engaging conversations on all things osteopathic family medicine. Whether you’re a student exploring your path, a resident refining your direction, or a practicing physician looking to stay connected and inspired, DO.fm offers insights for every stage of your career.Our show brings together voices from across the profession. You’ll hear how physicians navigated the match process, how others pursued fellowships and subspecialty interests, and how experienced DOs incorporate OMT into real-world practice. With perspectives spanning early training to established careers, DO.fm is a place to learn, reflect, and grow within the family medicine community.

DO.fm is a health podcast hosted by ACOFP, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

ACOFP hosts DO.fm, a health show with 67 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  A Conversation With 2026 Master Preceptor Award Recipient Dr. Matthew Told

  Sep 21, 202620 minS6

  In this episode of DO.fm: Precepting Edition, 2026 Master Preceptor Award recipient Matthew Told, DO, assistant chief medical officer at Syringa General Hospital in Grangeville, Idaho, reflects on the mentors who shaped him, his journey into full-spectrum family medicine, and how he strives to model “quiet confidence” for his learners. He shares how he meets students where they are, challenges common misconceptions about family medicine, and focuses on humility, professionalism, and patient-centered care. Dr. Told shares: How mentors, including his father, ACOFP leaders, and a confident residency preceptor shaped his teaching style, values, and commitment to osteopathic family medicine; How he meets students where they are by exploring their goals, easing anxiety, and giving them hands-on experiences that reveal the true breadth and meaning of family medicine; Why humility, openness to learning from everyone, and protecting patient privacy — especially in the age of social media — are essential to honoring patients’ trust and building a lasting legacy. Subscribe to be notified when the next episode of Precepting Edition drops. If you enjoy the show, please leave a review and share it with your network.

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  Episode #9

  Board Ready: Your Guide to Osteopathic Family Medicine Certification

  Sep 21, 202653 minS6

  Board certification can feel complicated but understanding the process early can help residents prepare with confidence. In this episode, experts discuss the value of osteopathic board certification, the role of the in-service examination, available certification pathways, and common misconceptions about the process. Listeners will also learn about Early Entry, Traditional Certification, OMT certification, employer recognition, and financial assistance available through the ACOFP Foundation. The conversation offers practical guidance for residents preparing for certification and reassurance for those who may feel overwhelmed by the process. Moderated by Evan Bischoff, DO, and Brian Norheim, DO, and featuring Ryan Smith, DO; Joseph Mazzola, DO, FACOFP; and Shawdy Sedaghat, DO.

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  Episode #9

  Public Health Pathways in Family Medicine

  Sep 15, 202650 minS6

  Family physicians can make a difference beyond the exam room by improving the health of entire communities. In this DO.fm podcast, students and residents will explore public health career pathways and learn practical ways to incorporate population health, prevention, and community-focused strategies into clinical practice. Listeners will also discover opportunities to participate in public health initiatives at the local, state, and national levels during training and throughout their careers. Presenters: Shikha Patel Muni, DO, and Megan Thompson, DO

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  Episode #9

  A Conversation With 2026 Master Preceptor Award Recipient Dr. Doug Harley

  Sep 7, 202630 minS6

  In this episode of DO.fm: Precepting Edition, 2026 Master Preceptor Award recipient Doug Harley, DO, vice chief of education within the Primary Care Institute at Cleveland Clinic, reflects on more than two decades of mentoring medical students and residents. He shares how his teaching philosophy has evolved, why inquiry-based learning remains central to his approach, and how preceptors can adapt to different learning styles while continuing to grow as educators themselves. Dr. Harley shares: How he uses inquiry-based learning to help students develop clinical reasoning, curiosity, and lifelong learning habits; Strategies for adapting teaching methods to different learning styles and helping struggling learners find success; His approach to delivering constructive feedback that encourages growth while recognizing strengths; Why physicians and learners alike must embrace humility, remain open to new information, and continue learning throughout their careers; How emerging technologies, including AI, are changing medical education and patient care; Lessons from mentors who shaped his career and the legacy he hopes to pass on to future osteopathic physicians; And more. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your network.

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  Episode #9

  Culinary & Lifestyle Medicine

  Aug 25, 202655 minS6

  Discover how food, movement, stress management, and everyday habits can play a powerful role in preventing and managing disease. In this episode, Bernadette Riley, Roberteen McCray, and Ronald Torrence discuss practical approaches to culinary and lifestyle medicine and how future family physicians can incorporate nutrition, physical activity, behavior change, and healthy eating strategies into patient care.

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