A unique opportunity for residency graduates to continue training grounded in osteopathic philosophy, hands-on manipulative medicine, and patient-centered care.
How to ApplyProgram Overview
Noorda-COM ONMM3 Residency
The Noorda-COM ONMM Residency provides comprehensive osteopathic manipulative medicine training through outpatient continuity clinics, hospital-based inpatient consultation services, and academic teaching within Noorda-COM. Residents train under ONMM-boarded attending physicians who offer a diverse range of teaching and treatment styles.
The program maintains a strong academic affiliation with Noorda-COM, giving residents access to an advanced human patient simulation lab, MSK ultrasound, the Noorda-COM Library, and the Noorda-COM Research Department.
Scholarly Activity
Residents are paired with a faculty mentor and engage in OMM-based research with opportunities to produce and publish scholarly work. Additional scholarly expectations include participation in quality improvement projects.
ONMM3 Track
Designed for physicians seeking dual certification — in their primary specialty and in ONMM — while integrating efficient, cost-effective OPP/OMT into specialty practice. Requires completion of an ACGME-accredited residency.
About Us
Program Leadership & Faculty
Our residency is led by experienced ONMM-boarded physicians dedicated to training the next generation of osteopathic practitioners.
Our Location
Provo, Utah
Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine is located in Provo, Utah — nestled at the base of the Wasatch Mountains with stunning views and easy access to world-class outdoor recreation.
The state-of-the-art facility features advanced simulation labs, collaborative learning spaces, and clinical training environments designed to support the full spectrum of osteopathic medical education.
Utah offers an exceptional quality of life with a low cost of living, four distinct seasons, and proximity to national parks, ski resorts, and vibrant city amenities — making it an ideal place to train and grow.
Residency Benefits
What the Program Offers
Clinical & Academic
- Outpatient and inpatient clinical experience
- Weekly didactics: Journal Club, Radiology Review, Faculty Labs
- Annual CME: AAO Convocation and UOMA
- Writing and research opportunities
Compensation & Logistics
- Paid holidays + allocated vacation/sick days
- Allocated CME days
- Utah medical license fees covered
- In-training exam fees covered
- Lab coat allowance
- Poster presentation allowance
- Annual educational allowance
- Health insurance available
- Moonlighting available
- Low cost of living in the region
Clinical Rotations
Local rotations may include:
How to Apply
How to Apply
We are currently accepting applications. The ONMM3 program does not participate in the NRMP Match. Application materials are reviewed upon receipt and selected candidates will be contacted for an interview. Interviews are typically conducted virtually.
Eligibility Requirements
- Completed an AOA-approved, ACGME-accredited, or ACGME-I residency
- Foundational training in osteopathic philosophy and OMM
- Non-D.O. applicants must demonstrate OMM/OPP coursework including muscle energy, HVLA, counterstrain, and at least one additional modality
- Eligible for full medical licensure in Utah
- Must meet all ACGME prerequisite criteria for ONMM
Required Materials
- Letter of intent / personal statement
- Curriculum vitae (CV)
- Two to three clinical letters of reference (one from a supervisor)
- Board scores (COMLEX and/or USMLE)
- Cranial course certificate (if completed)
Visa sponsorship is not available.
