The course content is equivalent to the theoretical curriculum of our Part I Manual Therapy residency program, and will consist of 9 segments over a period of 12 months. At the end of each segment the student is responsible for submitting a quiz for correction and will receive feedback from one of our instructors. The 9 segments must be completed before the students can sit for their written exam. Upon completion of six short term clinical courses and an intensive six weeks of clinical work under supervision at one of our facilities, the student can register for the practical exam, where upon successful completion they will receive a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. The six weeks of clinical supervision are included at no extra charge.
Pricing is subject to change.
Please contact the OGI for updated information. We hope to meet the demand for less expensive studies, less time away from home and at the same time meet the standard of quality of our current residency programs.