STATE OF KANSAS

 

BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINATION
AND REGISTRATION

OFFICE OF SECRETARY
J. E. FREELAND, D. O., COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS

 

May 21, 1938.

Dear Doctor:

The Annual Registration law has been in operation only
one year, but the Kansas State Board of Osteopathic Exami-
nation and Registration believe that it has raised the
standards of the profession and that other advantages will
accrue as time goes on. It has provided funds for install-
ing a new and more efficient system of records and pays for
the post-graduate instruction given at the annual convention.

The Secretary calls attention to the fact that the law
requires registration on or before July lst of this year.
The fee is five Gollars ($5.00).

The enclosed application blank requests. additional
information which is needed in the Secretary's files to help
complete the records of all those registered in Kansas.

“A few have not complied with their post-graduate require-
ment, there is yet time to get this needed credit. The
osteopathic colleges are offering post-graduate courses this
spring. Please avail yourself of this opportunity before it
is too Late.

The Osteopathic Physicians registered in Kansas have
accepted this new law in a fine spirit and your Secretary
Wishes to express his sincere thanks for your cooperation,

Yours fraternally,

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JEF: HW J7# #. Freeland, D.O. Secretary,
Kaisas State Board of Osteopathic
Examination and Registration.