Carl P McConnell

Carl P. McConnell (1874–1939) was a pioneering American osteopath, the first president of the American Osteopathic Association, and a key figure in advancing osteopathy as a medical discipline in the 20th century. He earned both a DO and an MD, co-authored an osteopathy manual, and practiced in Chicago with his wife, Agnes Russell Darling.

Osteopathy Medical History