February 2008 is nearly complete but chiropractic events and conferences are continuing throughout the month, with many upcoming seminars in the month of March, April, and May. Whether you seeking chiropractic seminars in the sun, state relicensing information, or a conference that will help you get your continuing education credits for technique and even x-ray, there’s a chiropractic program that’s got your back.
Dr. Fred Schofield of Phoenix, Arizona is speaking in Deerfield Beach, Florida this weekend for the 2008 Sunshine Tour. The event is an approved Palmer College of Chiropractic educational program that allows doctors of chiropractic to receive up to 12 hours of continuing education credit.
After an illustrious 20-year legacy as chairman of the Palmer College of Chiropractic Board of Trustees, Ms. Vickie Palmer announced to Board members on Jan. 15, 2008, that she would officially conclude her tenure as chairman at the Feb. 1-2, 2008, Board meeting in San Jose, California. Ms. Palmer continues serving on the Board as a Board officer and member of the executive committee.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I was enjoying a Latte this morning with Dr. Russell Kun, who is moving from his office in San Lorenzo to Capital City in the Seattle area, and we got to talking about Life West and other chiropractic schools. Dr. Kuns office was not far from the college in Hayward and
Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Executive Director for Research Christine Choate, D.C., Ph.D., announced that the College recently received official notice of a grant award from the National Institutes of Health, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. This is a one-year grant for $110,000, with an option for an additional three years at a total of approximately $750,000. This grant will aid in Palmer’s ongoing efforts to further develop faculty, create a more evidence-based curriculum and expand research efforts throughout the College.
February 2008 is nearly complete but chiropractic events and conferences are continuing throughout the month, with many upcoming seminars in the month of March, April, and May. Whether you seeking chiropractic seminars in the sun, state relicensing information, or a conference that will help you get your continuing education credits for technique and even x-ray, there’s a chiropractic program that’s got your back.
Dr. Fred Schofield of Phoenix, Arizona is speaking in Deerfield Beach, Florida this weekend for the 2008 Sunshine Tour. The event is an approved Palmer College of Chiropractic educational program that allows doctors of chiropractic to receive up to 12 hours of continuing education credit.
After an illustrious 20-year legacy as chairman of the Palmer College of Chiropractic Board of Trustees, Ms. Vickie Palmer announced to Board members on Jan. 15, 2008, that she would officially conclude her tenure as chairman at the Feb. 1-2, 2008, Board meeting in San Jose, California. Ms. Palmer continues serving on the Board as a Board officer and member of the executive committee.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I was enjoying a Latte this morning with Dr. Russell Kun, who is moving from his office in San Lorenzo to Capital City in the Seattle area, and we got to talking about Life West and other chiropractic schools. Dr. Kuns office was not far from the college in Hayward and
Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Executive Director for Research Christine Choate, D.C., Ph.D., announced that the College recently received official notice of a grant award from the National Institutes of Health, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. This is a one-year grant for $110,000, with an option for an additional three years at a total of approximately $750,000. This grant will aid in Palmer’s ongoing efforts to further develop faculty, create a more evidence-based curriculum and expand research efforts throughout the College.