Clinical Anatomy LAB

Anatomy from the clinician’s point of view

12 hours chiropractic license renewal credits

12 hours acupuncture license renewal credits


Team leaders:
Mark Thompson, DC Anatomy	Chris Salem, DC Anatomy

Learning opportunities:
2012	March 03-04
	June 02-03
	September 08-09
	November 17-18

Why should I attend this seminar?

· Consider clinical application and visualization of the most common conditions and syndromes appearing in the spine as well as upper and lower extremities

· Learn the implications of anomalies and conditions that individualize care and progressive training

· Gain a clearer understanding of the importance of stabilization, proprioception and endurance of the core, that is the axial skeleton via the “spinal engine”

· Explore peripheral conditions in the appendicular skeleton and how they affect and are affected by the core

Course Information

Saturday

09:00am-04:00pm

Cadaver Dissection Laboratory

ANATOMY (6 credit hours)

Axial Skeleton

Orchestral design of human movement
Spinal engine concept
Abdominal brace concept
Tongue on the roof of the mouth concept
Integrity of visceral organs and effective musculoskeletal motion
Open lab with dissection experience

Sunday

09:00am-04:00pm

Cadaver Dissection Laboratory

ANATOMY (6 credit hours)

Appendicular Skeleton

Soft knee concept
Short foot concept
Scapulae in the back pocket concept
Soft elbows concept
Active neutral wrist concept
Open lab with dissection experience

Fees

Full 12 hour program

Sat 9a-4pm; Sun 9a-4pm

One Day 6 hour program

Sat 9a-4pm OR Sun 9a-4pm

$299

$179

An additional $25 fee is required for registrations not received 8 days prior to the first program offering for which you are registering.

Mark Thompson, DC

A 1991 graduate of Life West, Dr. Thompson teaches in the diagnosis and anatomy departments at Life West. He is a certified chiropractic sports physician (CCSP) and a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS). Dr. Thompson practiced in San Francisco, where he specialized in soft tissue and repetitive strain injuries of both the spine and the extremities.

Chris Salem, DC

Dr. Salem serves on the anatomy and physiology faculty of Kaiser Permanente School of Allied Health Sciences in Richmond, California. A 2000 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic West, he has taught anatomy at Life West since 2006.

ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED

REGISTER EARLY TO SECURE A SPACE

Location

Life Chiropractic College West

25001 Industrial Blvd

Hayward, CA 94545

510.780.4508

800.788.4476 ext 4508

REGISTER TODAY

Life Chiropractic College West

800.788.4476 ext 4508

510.780.4508


Due to the limited space in these seminars, we require a registrant to provide written notice of cancellation at least five (5) business days prior to the seminar start date.

CANCELLATION POLICY: Every attempt is made to offer this program as announced. However, Life Chiropractic College West reserves the right to adjust program faculty, locations, dates, times and tuition to accommodate unanticipated occurrences, and to cancel due to insufficient enrollment. Life West will only notify advance registrants of any cancellation or program changes. Life West is not responsible for any expenses incurred by registrants due to adjustments or cancellations. A $50 processing fee will be charged for refunds if the registrant provides written notice of cancellation at least five (5) business days prior to the seminar start date. Registration is nonrefundable if the program for which it applies is conducted as scheduled; however, a credit voucher may be issued, minus a $25 processing charge. A credit voucher must be requested within sixty (60) days of the seminar end date. The credit voucher may be applied towards another Life West program and must be redeemed within one (1) year of the original scheduled program date or it will be forfeited.