This course is designed for physicians, PA’s, and other medical professionals seeking to enhance their suturing, biopsy and diagnostic skills with skin disorders and treatment methods.
The Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association’s 38th Annual Fall Seminar has been developed by the physician members of the Professional Education Committee to provide continuing medical education to physicians based on the seven core competencies of osteopathic medicine. The multi-specialty program is designed to present current evidence-based information that will augment practice skills and enhance patient care.
Prerequisites: Principles of Manual Medicine, Muscle Energy: Part I This course expands upon previous training on the use of muscle contraction as an activating force, particularly Muscle Energy: Level I. A lecture, a demonstration, and small group practice session format will review and enhance the concepts of muscle contraction and its use throughout the musculoskeletal … Read More
This activity has been approved for up to seven AOA Category 1-A CME credits and up to seven AAFP CME credits. The objective of the “2018 Pain Management Symposium” is to enhance the knowledge of health care providers, thereby improving patient care. Participants in the 2018 Pain Management Symposium will become aware of new updates … Read More
Prerequisites: Principles of Manual Medicine, Craniosacral Techniques: Part I and II The course objectives are: 1) To assess fascial restrictions throughout the body by assessing the CRI throughout the body; 2) To diagnose the restrictions in #1 by utilizing the CRI as a treatment modality; 3) To assess the emotional component of musculoskeletal restrictions; 4) To … Read More
To register, go to http://ContEd.pcom.edu and click on “View Catalog.” Using the “filter by competency” drop down box will help narrow down the programs. Find the appropriate program and continue through the registration process.
The theme of this year’s OCA Annual Conference is “Discovering the Heart of Osteopathy.”