Established in 1988, the College of Animal Chiropractic in Cartersville, Georgia provides both a Basic Chiropractic Course and an Advanced Animal Chiropractic Course for veterinarians and chiropractors that wish to expand their knowledge into the growing fields of equine chiropractics through continuing education. The Basic course consists of 135 hours of lectures with a minimum 75 hours of labwork and is open to Doctors of Chiropractic and Doctors of Veterinary Medicine. The Advanced course fulfills the continuing education needs of the practicing animal chiropractor with six modules of study that can be taken in any order or time frame.
College of Animal Chiropractic
P. O. Box 3682
Cartersville, GA 30120
309-658-2920
animalchiro.com
The curriculum at Healing Oasis consists of a basic certification program with a minimum of 210 hours of instruction in five modules where veterinarians and chiropractors must present two "cases" per module, describe their diagnosis and offer a plan for treatment. Healing Oasis also holds continuing education seminars for its graduates and other animal/equine chiropractors throughout the year. Approved for certification by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association, students learn small animal chiropractics at "Say Yes!" Dog Training in Alberton, Ontario. The equine technique labs are held at nearby Langford Church Stables.
Healing Oasis Wellness Centre of Canada
2780 Dunmark Road
Alberton, Ontario L0R 1A0 Canada
519-448-1306
veterinarychiropractic.ca
Parker College of Chiropractic offers continuing education for veterinarians and chiropractors in animal and equine health care focusing on the nervous system and spinal column. The only accredited chiropractic college in the U.S. to offer this program, Parker teaches the use of a drug-free approach in treating neck, back, limb and tail pain, disc and joint problems, muscle spasms, soft tissue and muscle injuries, seizures and neurological issues, and recurring conditions such as diarrhea, constipation, respiratory and/or urinary tract infections and vomiting. Located in Dallas, Texas, the CE classroom training runs monthly, from March to August, on Thursday afternoon, then 12 hours on Friday and Saturday with an eight-hour off-site lab on Sunday.
Parker College of Chiropractic
Department of Continuing Education
2500 Walnut Hill Ln., Ste. 205
Dallas, TX 75229
800-266-4723
parkercc.edu
The International Academy of Veterinary Chiropractic presents professional development courses for veterinarians and chiropractors focusing on integrating the two health disciplines into one profession. Located in Sittensen, a small town in northern Germany, the Academy employs faculty with both teaching and clinical experience, with courses taught in English and German. Students are urged to create their own chiropractic techniques and work in the Academy's research facilities during coursework.
International Academy of Veterinary Chiropractic
Dorfstr.17
27419 Freetz
Germany
+49-428-259-0099
i-a-v-c.com
Located in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England, the McTimoney College of Chiropractic medicine provides training for laymen and veterinarians in what it calls "a gentle, skillful and effective holistic treatment" for all animals, including horses. The McTimoney course also offers postgraduate study at the Master's level (MChiro) and is accredited and considered a subsidiary of the University of Wales. The college presents continuing education and Continuous Professional Development (CPD) courses for its graduates between September and August each year, allowing them to fulfill their professional licensure obligations in both the U.S. and U.K.
McTimoney College of Chiropractic
1 Kimber Road
Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 1BZ
+44-123-552-3336
mctimoney-college.ac.uk