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POSTDOCTORAL CHIROPRACTIC ORTHOPEDICS PROGRAMMES

Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College

Western States Chiropractic College

Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
1931 Bayview Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
M4G 3E6
Tel: (416) 482-2340 ext. 191
Fax: (416) 482-9745

Chiropractic Orthopedics
a new program for diplomate and fellowship eligibility

Overview

This Chiropractic Orthopedics program is offered by the postgraduate division of The National College of Chiropractic and Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College as a residency or extension program. It is designed for doctors of chiropractic seeking to increase their proficiency in orthopedics or those desiring specialty council qualification I diplomate status with the American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedists, A.B.C.O. and fellowship status with the Canadian College of Chiropractic Orthopedists. This program concentrates on the examination, diagnosis and treatment of the human body from an orthopedic perspective. The program begins with four basic courses each 12 hours per weekend. A minimum of 360 hours in all basic and core courses as described below must be completed to become eligible for U.S. board certification.

Session Content
BASIC COURSES

#9601 Orthopedic Evaluative Procedures (September 9-10, 2000 Dr. Kim) (12 hours, 1 session)
A study of the orthopedic evaluation to understand specific health
problems related to the musculoskeletal system.
#9602 Laboratory Interpretation (October 14-15, 2000 Dr. Shelton) (12 hours, 1 session)
A study of the effective use of the clinical laboratory as represented
by the proper ordering, collection, preparation, and interpretation of
lab tests.
#9603 Physiotherapy for the Orthopedist (November 11-12, 2000 Dr. Hill) (12 hours, 1 session)
An update and review of the use ot the modalities of physiological therapeutics in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.
#9605 Rheumatology (December 2-3, 2000 Dr. Kim) (12 hours, 1 session)
A study of rheumatic diseases and joint dysfunction. Includes management with chiropractic adjustments, nutrition, and rehabilitation.

CORE COURSES
#96101-96104 Clinical Neurology (40 hours, 4 sessions)
A study of the clinical neuroanatomic and neurophysiologic funda mentals with the integration of the neurologiclorthopedic exam. Specific emphasis is directed toward the differential diagnosis of conditions affecting the central and peripheral nervous system.
#96201-96202 Immobilization for the Orthopedic Specialist (20 hours, 2 sessions)
A focus on the understanding of the rationale for the application of various orthopedic immobilization procedures, with practical work shop involvement,
#96301-96305 Disorders of the Cervical Spine (50 hours, 5 sessions)
A comprehensive study of the anatomy, biomechanics and the physical examination of the cervical spine and cervico-brachial regions used to determine the method of evaluation and treatment of this area.
96302 Cervical Spine II September 9-10, 2000 Dr. Jasinski
96303 Cervical Spine III October 14-15, 2000 Dr. Knudsen
96304 Cervical Spine IV November 4-5, 2000 Dr. Jasinski
96305 Cervical Spine V December 2-3, 2000 Dr. Jasinski
#96401-96405 Disorders of the Upper Extremity (50 hours, 5 sessions)
An in-depth study of the anatom~ biomechanics, physical examina tion, orthopedic and neurologic testing, and pathology of the shoul der, elbow, wrist and hand, including differential diagnosis of condi tions affecting this region and treatment procedures.
96401 Upper Extremity I January 13-14, 2001 Dr. Aimers
96402 Upper Extremity II February 17-18, 2001 Dr. Knudsen
96403 Upper Extremity III March 10-11, 2001 Dr. Aimers
96404 Upper Extremity IV April 7-8, 2001 Dr. Aimers
96405 Upper Extremity V May 12-13, 2001 Dr. Aimers

#96561-96506 Disorders of the Thoracic Spine, Lumbar Spine, Pelvis and Hip (60 hours, 6 sessions)
A review of the anatomy, biomechanics and pathology complement ing a comprehensive study of the method of evaluation, differential diagnosis and treatment of this area.
#96601-96605 Disorders of the Lower Extremity (50 hours, 5 sessions)
A review of the anatomy, biomechanics and pathology of the knee, ankle and foot as they relate to the concentrated study of the exami nation procedures and conservative management of these regions.

#96651-96652 Rehabilitation (20 hours, 2 sessions)
A conceptual framework of the current principles and methods of rehabilitative therapy with regard to spinal and selected extremity regions is presented. Material discussed in session one will be practically applied in session two utilizing advanced equipment techniques through the use of the ergonomics and rehabilitation facilities of CMCC Rehabilitation Clinic.
#9680 Peripheral Vascular Disorders (10 hours, 1 session)
A study of the diagnosis and management of those peripheral vascu lar disorders most commonly encountered in the chiropractic office. Topics to be discussed include: arteriosclerosis obliterans, Raynaud's Disease and Phenomenon, Buerger's Disease, varicose veins and thrombophlebitis. Use of the Doppler ultrasound velocity detector is taught.
#96811-96813 Disability Evaluation and the Rating of Physical Impairment (30 hours, 3 sessions)
An examination of the use of orthopedic and neurologic testing pro cedures to determine the presence, nature and extent of functional impairment of the human bod~ and the assignment of specific val ues to such impairments according to standardized legal bodies.

#9682 Evidence-Based Practice (12 hours, I session)
Each physician must know the literature, become familiar with epidemiology, assess and utilize appropriate outcome measures, and write papers and reports. This session is designed to present the needed information for justification of care and protection of income.

#96901-96904 Correlative Orthopedics (48 hours, 4 sessions)
A correlation of the orthopedic and neurologic tests and aspects of general orthopedics requisite to functioning as a diplomate. Preparation to sit for the U.S. diplomate examination.

U.S. Certification
A doctor seeking to qualify as a board-eligible chiropractic orthopedist of the A.B.C.O. should complete the following requirements:
1. Matriculate within the postgraduate division.
2. Complete all of the "basic and core courses" with a minimum of 360 hours and pass examinations in every module.

For information on dates and examination requirements of the American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedists, contact:

Leonard E. Toon, DC
ABCO Executive Director
P0. Box 3036
Granada Kills, CA 91394-0036
818/363-2226

REGISTRATION

Chiropractic Orthopedics Courses #9601-05 Toronto

Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
1931 Bayview Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
M4G 3E6
Tel: (416) 482-2340 ext. 191
Fax: (416) 482-9745
Email: lpemberton@cmcc.ca
Website: www.cmcc.ca/coned.htm

SCHEDULE

February 19-20, 2000 PROPOSED
March 11-12, 2000 PROPOSED
April 8-9, 2000 PROPOSED
May 13-14, 2000 PROPOSED

Location
Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
1900 Bayview Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M433E6
(416) 482-2340 ext. 191

Course Chairperson: Peter Skalenda, DC

Date/Times
Beginning Date
October 16,1999
Saturdays
1:00pm - 7:00pm
Sundays
8:00am - 2:00pm

Registration/Fees
Admission to the Chiropractic Orthopedics program requires a
Doctor of Chiropractic degree or other first-professional, health care
provider degree. (U.S.)
To register; send completed registration form and payment to the
CMCC CE division.

$376 Cdn Per session, preregistered and paid in advance
$405 Cdn Per session, registered and paid at the door
$1350 Cdn Preregistered and paid in advance for all 4 sessions
·10% tuition discount for members of NCC or CMCC.

Instructors
John Black, DC, CCSP, PhD, DABCO

· Graduate, Summa Gum Laude, Palmer College of Chiropractic, 1973
· Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician
· Diplomate, American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedics
Larry Hill, DC, CCSP

· DC degree from NCC, 1974
· Chairman, Department of Physiological Therapeutics, NCC
· Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician
Matthew Kowaiski, DC, DABCO

· Clinical Orthopedics residenc~ NCC
· Diplomate, American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedics
· Specialty practice, Boston
· Clinical rounds in medical orthopedics, rheumatology and spine surgery
David Wickes, DC, DABCI
· DC degree from NCC, 1977; Family Practice Residenc~ NCC
· Professor and Senior Vice President and Provost
· Diplomate, American Board of Chiropractic Internists

Procedure for obtaining Fellowship status in the College of Chiropractic Orthopedists (Canada) (CCO(C))

1. Obtain Diplomate status with the American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedists (A.B.C.O) (Satisfactory completion of an approved postgraduate course of study in Orthopedics and passing all A.B.C.O. examinations)
2. Membership in the Canadian Chiropractic Association
3. Make application to the CCO(C)
4. Pay annual dues.

Western States Chiropractic College
2900 NE 132nd Avenue
Portland, OR 97230-3099
Excellence in Education Since 1904

Diplomate Program in Chiropractic Orthopedics

Begins October 9-10, 1999 in Richmond, BC

Attend individual sessions or all 35 sessions. Completion of the 420-hour Chiropractic Orthopedics series leads to recognition as a Board Eligible Chiropractic Orthopedist and eligibility for Diplomate Status with the American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedists (ABCO).

Presented by Western States Chiropractic College

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

#9601 Orthopedic Evaluative Procedures, (12 hours, 1 session)
A study of the orthopedic evaluation to understand specific health problems related to the musculoskeletal system.

#9602 Laboratory Interpretation , (12 hours, 1 session)
A study of the effective use of the clinical laboratory.

#9603 Physiotherapy for the Orthopedist, (12 hours, 1 session)
An update and review of the use of the modalities of physiological therapeutics in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.

#9605 Rheumatology, (12 hours, 1 session)
A study of rheumatic diseases and joint dysfunction. Includes management with chiropractic adjustments, nutrition and rehabilitation.

#9610 Clinical Neurology, (40 hours, 4 sessions)
A study of the clinical neuroanatomic and neurophysiologic fundamentals with the integration of the neurologic/orthopedic exam. Specific emphasis is directed toward the differential diagnosis of conditions affecting the central and peripheral nervous systems.

#9620 Immobilization for the Orthopedic Specialist, (20 hours, 2 sessions)
A focus of the understanding of the rationale for the application of various orthopedic immobilization procedures, with practical workshop involvement.

#9630 Disorders of the Cervical Spine, (50 hours, 5 sessions)
A comprehensive study of the anatomy, biomechanics and the physical examination of the cervical spine and cervico-brachial regions used to determine the method of evaluation and treatment of this area.

#9640 Disorders of the Upper Extremity, (50 hours, 5 sessions)
An in-depth study of the anatomy, biomechanics, physical examination, orthopedic and neurologic testing, and pathology of the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand, including differential diagnosis of conditions affecting this region and treatment procedures.

#9650 Disorders of the Thoracic Spine, Lumbar Spine, Pelvis and Hip, (60 hours, 6 sessions)
MA, DC
A review of the anatomy, biomechanics and pathology complementing a comprehensive study of the method of evaluation, differential diagnosis and treatment of this area.

#9660 Disorders of the Lower Extremity, (50 hours, 5 sessions)
A review of the anatomy, biomechanics and pathology of the knee, ankle and foot as they relate to the concentrated study of the examination procedures and conservative management of these regions.

# 9665 Rehabilitation, (20 hours, 2 sessions)
A conceptual framework of the current principles and methods of rehabilitative therapy with regard to spinal and selected extremity regions is presented. Material discussed in session one will be practically applied in session two utilizing advanced equipment techniques through the use of the ergonomics and rehabilitation facilities of The National College Chiropractic Center.

#9680 Peripheral Vascular Disorders, (10 hours, 1 session)
A study of the diagnosis and management of those peripheral vascular disorders most commonly encountered in the chiropractic office. Topics to be discussed include: arteriosclerosis obliterans, Raynaud's Disease and Phenomenon, Buerger's Disease, varicose veins and thrombophlebitis. Use of the Doppler ultrasound velocity detector is taught.

#9681 Disability Evaluation and the Rating of Physical Impairment, (30 hours, 3 sessions)
An examination of the use of orthopedic and neurological testing procedures to determine the presence, nature and extent of functional impairment of the human body, and the assignment of specific values to such impairments according to standardized legal bodies.

#9682 Evidence Based Practice, (12 hours, 1 session)
Every physican needs to understand research design, become familiar with epidemiology, learn how to appraise literature and how to prepare papers and reports. This session is designed to present the needed information for justification of care and protection of income.

#9690 Correlative Orthopedic Review, (48 hours, 4 sessions)
A correlation of the orthopedic and neurologic tests and aspects of general orthopedics requisite to functioning as a diplomate. Preparation to sit the diplomate examination.

About the Program

Completion of the 420-hour Diplomate Chiropractic Orthopedics program leads to Diplomate Eligibility, a status that allows participants to take the written and oral examinations administered by the American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedists (ABCO). The clinical expertise gained from this course increases inter- and intra-professional communication and facilitates expansion of the public perception of chiropractic.

To be Board Eligible, the following requirements must be met:

• •  
  • complete a minimum of 90% (368 hours) of the program
  •  
  • attend a majority of the sessions in each module
  •  
  • take and pass 10 module examinations
  •  
  • complete a minimum of three narrative reports

Repeated/duplicated subject matter may not be applied to required hours for the ABCO examination.

Tuition All payments are in U.S. Funds ONLY

Individual Sessions: $185 early registration received/postmarked 10 days prior to session / $205 regular fee

Modules I, II, V, VII, VIII: $660 ea. early registration received/postmarked 10 days prior to first session of the module * SAVE $20 -40 per session* / $700 regular fee and at-the-door

Modules III, IV, VI, IX, X:: $495 ea. early registration received/postmarked 10 days prior to first session of the module * SAVE $20-40 per session* / $525 regular fee and at-the-door

Module payments will not be accepted after the first session of the module; individual session rates will be charged. Participants missing sessions within a prepaid module will be charged tuition at the individual session rate for attended sessions. A $25 late registration fee will be charged for tuition payments received AFTER the attended session. A $25 non-refundable fee is included in registration costs. WSCC reserves the right to change times, dates, faculty, or location during the program. Only those participants who have preregistered will be notified in the event of a change.

Instructors (Faculty includes, but is not limited to, the following):

Program

(DPR) Delta Pacific Resort & Conference Center

(DVA) Delta Vancouver Airport Hotel & Marina

Continuing education/relicensure approval applied for in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, Canada. Montana.

Oregon/Vendor #1196/WSCC, Course ID# Not known at this time

Registration Chiropractic Orthopedics 1999-2002, Richmond, BC

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