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PROGRAM Overview Traditional Osteopathy • The Five Years of Study • Five-Year curriculum o Existing Program o Enhanced Program • Research Year The Elements of Traditional Osteopathy Evaluation • Scores • Written Tests • Clinical Case Studies • Practical Tests • Oral Presentations • Thesis Presentation • Prizes, Awards and Scholarships Review Courses Continuing Education Graduation • Registration Fees • Tax Receipts |
Graduation |
Following successful completion of five years of courses, and the submission and the defence of an original piece of osteopathic research either in philosophy, or the experimental or clinical fields, the student is presented with a Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice. The College uses the term Manual Practice to distinguish it from medical practice that is reserved for those Osteopaths who have trained in the United States as physicians. Family and friends of the graduating student, as well as non-graduating students, are invited to attend the graduation ceremony, which immediately follows the presentation of the last thesis defence. |
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