Manual osteopathy is very popular amongst chiropractic
students. Here are three chiropractic students who have graduated from the
Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice program (D.O.M.P.) of National Academy
of Osteopathy. They attended the graduation ceremony on February 06, 2015 held
at the York University Heights campus of NAO.
Manual osteopaths are in high demand in Canada. In some
cities such as London (Ontario, Canada) there is a waiting list of over a year
to see a manual osteopath. By becoming a manual osteopath, chiropractors
receive more referrals from family physicians and receive more word of mouth
referrals, the result being a completely booked up clinic.
Another benefit for chiropractors to become manual
osteopaths is that their patients will have access to more treatments as their
extended health plan insurers also cover manual osteopathic care. So when the
chiropractic benefit runs out, patients can use manual osteopathic benefit
under their insurance plan to receive more treatments if necessary.
The chiropractic student/massage therapist/manual osteopath
in this photo is Marcus Rigoberto Martines (from Life Chiropractic College
West), Medical doctor/chiropractic students/manual osteopath, Dr Deepak Pal
(from D’Youville College of Chiropractic), and chiropractic student/manual
osteopath Elissa Gustafson (from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College).
Did you know over half of the manual osteopaths in Canada
are National Academy of Osteopathy graduates? To enquire about how you can become a manual osteopath please send us an email to admissions@nationalacademyofosteopathy.com so we could send you the information package.
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