Topics include: Cardiac clearance, coding, hematology and iron infusions, osteoporosis, sports medicine, treating a new immigrant child and more
Could your mouth be the root cause of your dysfunction? G.V. Black, the father of modern dentistry said, “All disease starts in the mouth,”—he could have been far more correct than he knew. This course explores the mechanical connections that the teeth/mouth have with the rest of the body, but it does it in a … Read More
This introductory course will provide practical knowledge in medical acupuncture to practicing physicians. Many osteopathic physicians lack the opportunity to learn applicable acupuncture techniques for their clinical practices. We aim to provide simple but novel osteopathic manipulative treatments utilizing acupuncture. Course Director: Yein Lee, DO, MMS
This course will: Provide basic and refresher knowledge and skills for program directors and core teaching faculty who supervise osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) in clinics. Help MD students and graduates obtain the prerequisites for entering osteopathic-recognized residencies. Be valuable for clinicians interested in adding OMT to their skill set. Through a combination of lectures and … Read More
This class will explore the movement patterns that occur during the pelvic gait cycle and how these movements transfer into the bones of the cranium. Students will learn how to diagnose and treat gait restrictions and their concomitant moment patterns in the skull. Finally we will explore the correlations between Sutherland’s cranial strain patterns and … Read More
Could your mouth be the root cause of your dysfunction? G.V. Black, the father of modern dentistry said, “All disease starts in the mouth;” – he could have been far more correct than he knew. This course explores the mechanical connections that the teeth/mouth have with the rest of the body from the osteopathic lens. … Read More
The IOA 42nd Annual Winter Update will take place on December 1-3, 2023 and the Preconference OMT Workshop, sponsored by Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MU-COM), will take place on November 30, 2023. Participation will provide up to 30 AOA category 1-A credits. PHYSICIANS, RESIDENTS, STUDENTS: REGISTER BY NOVEMBER 7th AND SAVE! Discounts to Members of IOA and Other State Osteopathic Associations!