Friday, March 28, 2014

Enjoy Massage?


Then consider becoming a manual osteopath.

Massage is one of the many techniques manual osteopaths use to treat pain. If you enjoy massage, you would love a career as a manual osteopath....

Manual osteopathy is one of the top 25 occupations in demand in Canada (as reported by CIBC). There is a severe shortage of manual osteopaths in Canada. Ontario needs 2,500 more manual osteopaths. Currently there is a waiting list to get osteopathic treatment across the country. In Halifax patients wait up to 6 months, in London (Ontario) the waiting list is over a year. 

By becoming a manual osteopath you help Canadians have access to this wonderful effective health profession.

There is zero unemployment in this profession as all graduates find employment or open their own clinics. Over 95% of insurers in Canada accept manual osteopathy. New graduates are generally hired at $30 per hour and established practitioners with over 5 years of practice make on average approximately $90,000 per year.

National Academy of Osteopathy offers a diploma program in osteopathic manual practice (DOMP) that takes from 4 to 8 months to complete, depending on your prior education (we offer in-campus in Toronto as well as online programs worldwide).

Tuition starts from $5,026 (set to increase by 10% in 2015). NAO is the largest provider of manual osteopathic education (hands on treatment, no surgery, no medications). It teaches in 65 cities across 35 countries. 

NAO is the first and only osteopathic school to be accepted as an affiliate member of Ontario Hospital Association (OHA).

We are accredited by a number of organizations including the Ontario Osteopathic & Alternative Medicine Association, College of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners of Ontario, Ontario College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences, Council on Manual Osteopathy Education, International Osteopathic Association, Canadian Manual Osteopathy Examining Board & the International Osteopathy Examining Board amongst others.

NAO graduates are permitted to work in all Canadian provinces, and elsewhere internationally including USA, Europe, Africa & Asia.
To receive more information please visit our website at www.nationalacademyofosteopathy.com or email us at admissions@nationalacademyofosteopathy.com.


New Faculty Member of National Academy of Osteopathy

New Faculty Member  at NAO

We are glad to announce that Mr Darren Wigginton, RMT, CPT, DOMP has joined our teaching faculty at National Academy of Osteopathy. He is teaching a number of soft tissue techniques such as myofascial release techniques as well as lymphatic techniques. 

Darren is a former British Military Policeman, and a certified personal trainer as well as being a Karate and Triathlon community coach. He is currently a registered massage therapist and a manual osteopath (graduated from NAO).  

We were impressed by the depth of his knowledge of soft tissue techniques and his dedication to the profession of manual osteopathy.  We welcome him to our faculty and are glad to have him with us.
Darren operates a clinic (http://www.bespokefitness.com/) in Gravenhurst, Ontario (Canada) offering a number of services.  He can be reached at 1-705-205-1451. 




10% Tuition Increase for all Programs of National Academy of Osteopathy in 2015

TUITION INCREASE

Effective January 01, 2015 the tuition of all National Academy of Osteopathy programs are increased by 10%.

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Ontario Hospital Association invites National Academy of Osteopathy to Seminar

Ontario Hospital Association has a three days seminar coming up which we recommend you to attend. Many topics will be covered by distinguished professionals. The fee is $350 for NAO graduates & faculty and $40 for NAO students. If interested contact OHA to register by clicking on the link below:

http://www.healthachieve.com/Registration/Pages/StudentRegistration.aspx



Friday, March 21, 2014

NAO Student Testimonial from British Columbia, Canada



Hello! First of all I am really impressed with the on line course, it’s amazing how clear it is to understand everything and I congratulate National Academy of Osteopathy for the amazing job, I had my doubts in the beginning but now I'm proud to say that I am part of the NAO……………………..you may use this as  testimonials……….. It changed my perception of education so I say it's great……………Thank you. 

Justin Frankson
National Academy of Osteopathy class of Feb 2014
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada




Ontario Osteopathic & Alternative Medicine Association

National Academy of Osteopathy (NAO) graduates are eligible to join the Ontario Osteopathic & Alternative Medicine Association (OOAMA) as NAO is an accredited member of this association. OOAMA is one of the oldest manual osteopathic associations in the province of Ontario (Canada).

http://www.osteoassociation.com 





Thursday, March 20, 2014

Manual Osteopath; Raybe Lee joins National Academy of Osteopathy

One of our top graduates of the class of Sept 2013, Ms. Raybe Lee has accepted a position in National Academy of Osteopathy. We welcome her to NAO and are glad to have her on our team.


Tuesday, March 18, 2014

NAO is Accredited by the Council on Manual Osteopathy Education

Council on Manual Osteopathy Education (CMOE) is one of the many organizations that have accredited National Academy of Osteopathy. NAO is also the first and only manual osteopathic college to be accepted as an affiliate member of Ontario Hospital Association.




Friday, March 14, 2014

NAO Manual Osteopathy Students - Class of Feb 2014



National Academy of Osteopathy students, class of Feb 2014, practicing techniques at York University Heights campus in Toronto.




Wednesday, March 12, 2014

恭喜Raybe。你讓我們如此驕傲!

我們很高興地宣布,美國國家科學院骨傷科的畢業生認為在2013年9月類;手動整骨Raybe玉蓮李,DOMP成為第一個孬研究生成員的安大略省骨科手動執業學院(康波)。

我們被告知,在2014年2月的康波董事會考試,她收到的所有學生的書面考試的最高分。

恭喜Raybe。你讓我們如此驕傲!


Sunday, March 9, 2014

加拿大注冊整骨師課程現正招生(中文課程)


國家整骨學院NAO是加拿大安省注冊學校提供4-8個月在校或在線課程. 學生遍佈世界各地; 65個城市及35個國家包括: 中國, 台灣, 香港, 加拿大, 美國, 英國和澳洲等等. 同時設有英文, 中文和其他語言課程選擇. 各地醫療市場對整骨治療師需求很高, 並由加拿大帝國銀行(Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce)選為加拿大市場職業需求量最高25名之一. 所有學生畢業後均順利就業, 受雇, 或開設門診. 據知, 在哈理法斯(加拿大)整骨治療需要排期6個月; 在倫敦(加拿大)需要排期一年; 在烈治文山(加拿大)需要排期2個月; 在越南需要排期3星期. 由此看來, 整骨師在各地嚴重短缺. 在加拿大更需要最少3000多名整骨師加入醫療行業.  一般整骨師平均收入為90,000加元, 而剛投身整骨行列的時薪為$30加元. NAO是被安省醫院協會(Ontario Hospital Association)唯一認可會員資格的整骨學院, 也同時被其他組織認可包括: 安省徒手整骨師院校COMPO(College of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners of Ontario); 加拿大徒手整骨療法考試委員會CMOEB(Canadian Manual Osteopathy Examining Board); 國際骨傷科協會成員(International Osteopathy Examining); 徒手整骨教育委員會(Council on Manual Osteopathy Education); 康復科學學院(Ontario College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences). NAO並與西班牙國家醫科大學聯盟合作加設在線課程. 現在國家醫科大學巳提供33個在線醫科大學課程, 其中骨科課程佔9. 持有國家整骨學院畢業文憑可在各地就業包括加拿大各省份, 中國, 香港, 台灣, 英國, 澳洲, 美國及世界其他地方. 在加拿大, 大部份保險公司均有整骨治療津貼. 報名從速, 成為注冊整骨師, 展望將來!
若對課程或開設門診有疑問請致電市場營運及推廣總監Tony Lee(李先生) 905-709-0777或電郵至tonylee@nationalacademyofosteopathy.com

Osteopathy TV is almost ready

Osteopathy TV is on its way to start its first show hopefully within the next two month.Many of the National Academy of Osteopathy graduates would participate in Osteopathy TV programing, which will be a free and great advertising and name and face recognition for them in their community and would stand them apart from competition.

www.osteopathytv.com

Friday, March 7, 2014

NAO Student Gets the Highest Mark on COMPO Board Exam


We are happy to announce that National Academy of Osteopathy graduate of the September 2013 class; manual osteopath Raybe Yuk Lin Lee, DOMP has become the first NAO graduate member the College of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners of Ontario (COMPO).

We have been informed that in the COMPO board exams of February 2014, she received the highest marks in the written exams of all the students.

Congratulations Raybe. You made us so proud!








STUDENT TESTIMONIAL



Dear Dr. Pourgol,

I am pleased to inform that the 'quality training' of your prestigious Academy has shown to be very fruitful. I had an interview, the owner was amazed by the techniques- I gave him a treatment session by your wonderful techniques  - and I received an offer to work two days a week, as a start. More shifts will be added to my schedule in the health clinic after I get to know the team more and become familiar with the workplace. (I am replacing a manual osteopath who used to work in clinic for years).

Thank you in advance for your expert teachings which always stemmed from your wisdom. 
  
Hussein Eid, DOMP
National Academy of Osteopathy Class of Sept 2013