Speakers: Daniel Halden, DC, PAK, CAC, CVMRT and Pedro Luis Rivera, DVM, FACFN, DACVSMR, FCoAC
Synopsis: As we practice, we will encounter some cases that will not repond as well by utilizing “basic techniques”. Our goal is to provide the attendees with an array of other techniques that might help the doctors achieve treatment and recovery goals.
Total # of CE contact hours = 18
Come join us!!! Link to the application form: 2020_CE_ApplicationForm_L_LS_P_PLimb
Proposed schedule: 2020_ProposedSchedule_AdvancedChiropractic_L_LS_P_PLimb
First of five Module
The curriculum consists of a minimum of 226hours of supervised instruction (both didactic & hands on lab) divided into 5 (five) Modules. There is a maximum of 18 (eighteen) students per class and we will try to keep a maximum ratio of 3 or 4 (three or four) students to 1 (one) instructor for practical labs. As a post-graduate certification program, the individual student will have to set time aside after the Module, to study, practice and integrate the presented information. Time set aside will vary from student to student, but its average is about 4-5 hours (minimum) per week. Please note that all clinical and practical work is included in the program (under direct supervision) and NO external (added) internships are required. In addition, each student must present a total of 2 cases in a SOAP format during Modules IV or V. A “case” constitutes either a patient that has been brought or sent to you for a consultation for VSMT care; their primary complaint, objective findings, physical findings, and treatment/progress plan. If you are interested, you may choose between either Class A or B. See below for specific dates.
First of four Modules.
Description:
A 142 hours Post-Graduate Education Certification Program open to licensed veterinarians; licensed or certified veterinary technicians; licensed physical therapists; licensed nurses; licensed/certified massage therapists or any other licensed health care professional. Length of the program: 4 (four) Modules (Thursday 8:00 AM until Sunday at 1:00 PM).
PLEASE NOTE:
- We provide EXTENSIVE hands-on clinical learning under the supervision of experts (board certified), resident and outstanding faculty.
- Species content (dogs and or horses) will be determined according to the student attendees’ preferences. For example, we can work on all dogs or a mixture of dogs & horses.
- Please note that all clinical and practical work is included in the program and NO EXTERNAL (added) EXTERNSHIPS ARE REQUIRED (minimizing time away from your practice)!
- All attendees also receive CE for attending the Modules. Current approvals include AHVMA (AVMA HOD recognized organization); Validated CE as presented by an Accredited Institution accredited under the US Dept. of Education, AAVSB-RACE (ID#87-37619 for 54hrs) and the MN Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
Second of five Modules.
The curriculum consists of a minimum of 226hours of supervised instruction (both didactic & hands-on lab) divided into 5 (five) Modules. There is a maximum of 18 (eighteen) students per class and we will try to keep a maximum ratio of 3 or 4 (three or four) students to 1 (one) instructor for practical labs. As a post-graduate certification program, the individual student will have to set time aside after the Module, to study, practice and integrate the presented information. Time set aside will vary from student to student, but its average is about 4-5 hours (minimum) per week. Please note that all clinical and practical work is included in the program (under direct supervision) and NO external (added) internships are required. In addition, each student must present a total of 2 cases in a SOAP format during Modules IV or V. A “case” constitutes either a patient that has been brought or sent to you for a consultation for VSMT care; their primary complaint, objective findings, physical findings, and treatment/progress plan. If you are interested, you may choose between either Class A or B. See below for specific dates.
Total number of CE contact hours = 22hrs (twenty-two).
Main speaker: Daniel Halden, DC, PAK, CAC, CVMRT
This CE seminar will focus on better integrating Applied Kinesiology into your practice. We will look at aspects of Applied Kinesiology as a technique, and as a system for understanding the clinical picture. We will build on your current understanding of Applied Kinesiology, whatever that might be. Our goal is to also discuss AK as it applies to cranial adjusting, endocrine, and visceral systems. However, we would like the seminar to address the specific needs of the attending students. Although the proposed topics include: Update on muscle testing, the triad of health, five factors, anatomy, physiology of CSF, cranial faults, muscular consideration, among others, please note that we will adapt to the interests and needs of those in attendance. If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us at contact@healingoasis.edu .
PS: Therer will be plenty of hands-on. Get ready to learn, integrate and have fun doing so.
Application form: 2020Oct_AK-ToImproveOutocomes_RegForm
Proposed schedule: 2020_AK_ImproveOutcomes_Sched&Outline
CE Approval:
TOTAL OF 22 CONTACT HOURS will be provided in this seminar.
Approved for CE by the College of Animal Chiropractors (total of 22 contact hours). If approved by CoAC or AVCA, it is automatically accepted for IVCA.
Approved by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET) and the Healing Oasis Wellness Center: 22 contact hours.
Approved by the MN Board of Chiropractic Examiners:Pending
Co-Sponsorship by the AHVMA (22 contact hours). PENDING
The AHVMA is a House of Delegate recognized institution and as such CE is automatically approved by several state boards: AK, CA, IL, IN, NE, NJ, NY, OR, PA, TN, VA, WI, WV. Please note that states granting approval to courses that are approved by “another state board” include: GA, LA, MA, RI, UT
American Veterinary Chiropractic Association (AVCA) for 22hrs of CE: PENDING
First of four Modules.
Description:
A 142 hours Post-Graduate Education Certification Program open to licensed veterinarians; licensed or certified veterinary technicians; licensed physical therapists; licensed nurses; licensed/certified massage therapists or any other licensed health care professional. Length of the program: 4 (four) Modules (Thursday 8:00 AM until Sunday at 1:00 PM).
PLEASE NOTE:
- We provide EXTENSIVE hands-on clinical learning under the supervision of experts (board certified), resident and outstanding faculty.
- Species content (dogs and or horses) will be determined according to the student attendees preferences. For example, we can work on all dogs or a mixture of dogs & horses.
- Please note that all clinical and practical work is included in the program and NO EXTERNAL (added) EXTERNSHIPS ARE REQUIRED (minimizing time away from your practice)!
- All attendees also receive CE for attending the Modules. Current approvals include AHVMA (AVMA HOD recognized organization); Validated CE as presented by an Accredited Institution accredited under the US Dept. of Education, AAVSB-RACE (ID#87-37619 for 54hrs) and the MN Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
Thrid of five Modules.
The curriculum consists of a minimum of 226hours of supervised instruction (both didactic & hands-on lab) divided into 5 (five) Modules. There is a maximum of 18 (eighteen) students per class and we will try to keep a maximum ratio of 3 or 4 (three or four) students to 1 (one) instructor for practical labs. As a post-graduate certification program, the individual student will have to set time aside after the Module, to study, practice and integrate the presented information. Time set aside will vary from student to student, but its average is about 4-5 hours (minimum) per week. Please note that all clinical and practical work is included in the program (under direct supervision) and NO external (added) internships are required. In addition, each student must present a total of 2 cases in a SOAP format during Modules IV or V. A “case” constitutes either a patient that has been brought or sent to you for a consultation for VSMT care; their primary complaint, objective findings, physical findings and treatment/progress plan. If you are interested, you may choose between either Class A or B. See below for specific dates.
Third of four Modules.
Description:
A 142 hours Post-Graduate Education Certification Program open to licensed veterinarians; licensed or certified veterinary technicians; licensed physical therapists; licensed nurses; licensed/certified massage therapists or any other licensed health care professional. Length of the program: 4 (four) Modules (Thursday 8:00 AM until Sunday at 1:00 PM).
PLEASE NOTE:
- We provide EXTENSIVE hands-on clinical learning under the supervision of experts (board certified), resident and outstanding faculty.
- Species content (dogs and or horses) will be determined according to the student attendees’ preferences. For example, we can work on all dogs or a mixture of dogs & horses.
- Please note that all clinical and practical work is included in the program and NO EXTERNAL (added) EXTERNSHIPS ARE REQUIRED (minimizing time away from your practice)!
- All attendees also receive CE for attending the Modules. Current approvals include AHVMA (AVMA HOD recognized organization); Validated CE as presented by an Accredited Institution accredited under the US Dept. of Education, AAVSB-RACE (ID#87-37619 for 54hrs) and the MN Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
Fouth of five Modules
The curriculum consists of a minimum of 226hours of supervised instruction (both didactic & hands-on lab) divided into 5 (five) Modules. There is a maximum of 18 (eighteen) students per class and we will try to keep a maximum ratio of 3 or 4 (three or four) students to 1 (one) instructor for practical labs. As a post-graduate certification program, the individual student will have to set time aside after the Module, to study, practice and integrate the presented information. Time set aside will vary from student to student, but its average is about 4-5 hours (minimum) per week. Please note that all clinical and practical work is included in the program (under direct supervision) and NO external (added) internships are required. In addition, each student must present a total of 2 cases in a SOAP format during Modules IV or V. A “case” constitutes either a patient that has been brought or sent to you for a consultation for VSMT care; their primary complaint, objective findings, physical findings, and treatment/progress plan. If you are interested, you may choose between either Class A or B. See below for specific dates.