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Registration Saturday: 08:45

Saturday: 09:00-18:00

Sunday: 09:00-13:00

This course is accredited for 12 CPD Hours by the European Academy of Chiropractic.

The purpose of this program is to take the clinician to the next level. For those who are skilled with their palpation and adjusting, this is your opportunity to integrate those skills for comprehensive patient care.

We discuss a comprehensive treatment model utilizing diversified adjusting procedures and rehabilitation methods for the lumbar spine, pelvis and lower extremities. We will teach practical clinical practice management of common conditions you will see every day in your practice.

Learning outcomes

MPI will teach you how to combine these skills with comprehensive manual care and clinical practice management:

• History, exam and functional screening findings
• Posture and gait analysis
• Rehab protocols
• Clinical practice management
• Assessment and treatment of soft tissue

Speaker - Corey Campbell, DC

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Corey Campbell, DC is the vice president of the Motion Palpation Institute and has been an instructor since 2003 and a member of the board since 2004. He has designed and taught courses in palpation and adjusting, dynamic assessment and rehabilitation, running and throwing injuries, gait, shoulder dysfunction and TMD treatment. Dr. Campbell completed the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Diplomate in 2005 and is a credentialed instructor for the Rehabilitation Diplomate. His training has taken him all over the U.S. and the Czech Republic where he trained with some of the best manual therapists and doctors in the world. Dr. Campbell is a member of the MPI Board and has taught all to doctors and students all over the US, Canada, Europe, and South America.

Dr. Campbell started a partner practice in Lincoln, NE and moved onto the Nebraska Spine Center in 2006 as the only DC in a large scale multi-disciplinary practice, working alongside orthopedic spine surgeons, physiatrists, and physical therapists. He currently practices in Omaha after starting Omaha Spine & Sport in 2012.

He hopes that his love for teaching and patient care inspires and motivates students and doctors alike to seek a clinically integrated approach to chiropractic care.