AOA Database Recognized as Primary Source Verification for Credentialing of Osteopathic Physicians

The AOA database is recognized as the primary source verification for credentialing of osteopathic physicians by all accrediting organizations.

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Surgery centers looking to credential their DOs and meet accreditation standards and regulatory requirements can go to www.DOProfiles.org and order the “Official Osteopathic Physician Profile Report,” which provides information on DOs including:

  • AOA accredited/approved pre- and postdoctoral education and training dates of attendance and completion;
  • all state licenses held with expiration dates;
  • osteopathic specialty board certification(s) and expiration dates;
  • certification by member board(s) of the American Board of Medical Specialties;
  • AOA accredited CME status;
  • DEA status;
  • state and federal sanction alerts; and former names.

Once registered, you may order online and print the report instantly at your location.


Learn more about the American Osteopathic Association at www.osteopathic.org.

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