Osteopathic Musculoskeletal Practice Programdrafted draft
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2023-09-11 | - |
| 2024-01-22 | - |
| 2024-05-14 | - |
| 2024-01-01 | - |
| 2024-05-01 | - |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
The Osteopathic Musculoskeletal Practice Program is a two-year program that emphasizes treatment by massage, stretching, and manipulation to create musculoskeletal well-being and to rebalance the body's structure to enhance nerve function and blood flow. The program includes 1500 hours of instruction and costs $7570.00 per academic year.
Program Outline
Year 1: First level – Session order subject to change
1.1 Methodological Bases
1.1.1. Biomechanics, Osteopathic neurophisiolgy, introduction to diagnosis and osteopathic techniques. Clinical Reasoning
1.2 Lumbar Spine
1.3 Dorsal Spine
1.4. Sacroiliac dysfunction treatments and pubic
1.5. Cervical spine
1.6. Girdle
1.7. Scientific investigation, radiology and medical condition – (Exam in e-learning system)
Year 2: Second level
2.1. Thoraco-lumbar joint, diaphragm, hip
2.1.1. Thoraco-lumbar joint
2.1.2. Diaphragm
2.1.3. Hip
2.2. Cervicothoracic joint and first rib
2.3. Lower limb: Knee
2.4. C5 – C6 and Ribs
2.4.1. Ribs
2.4.2. C5-C6
2.5. Lower limb: Ankle and Foot
2.5.1. Lower limb. Foot
2.5.2. Subtalar joint
2.5.3. Chopard joint. Cuboid and scaphoid
2.5.4. Lisfranc joint. Cribs and metatarsals
2.5.5.Toes
2.6. Integration of the osteopathic concept
Canadian Institute of Osteopathic Therapy (CIOT)
Overview:
Canadian Institute of Osteopathic Therapy (CIOT) is a private vocational training institution offering a range of programs in osteopathy and business. CIOT collaborates with Portage College to deliver non-credit continuing education programs in business and other fields.
Services Offered:
CIOT offers various services to students, including:
Career Services:
Guidance and support for career planning and job searches.Student Services:
Resources and support for students' academic and personal needs.Other Resources:
Access to additional resources and benefits for students studying in Calgary.Student Life and Campus Experience:
CIOT students benefit from studying in the vibrant and multicultural city of Calgary. The city offers a wide range of amenities, including:
Outdoor Activities:
Access to the Rocky Mountains for skiing, hiking, and other outdoor pursuits.Arts and Culture:
A thriving arts scene with numerous events and festivals.Dining and Entertainment:
A diverse culinary scene and vibrant nightlife.Shopping and Recreation:
Excellent shopping and recreational facilities.Key Reasons to Study There:
International Recognition:
CIOT's programs are licensed in accordance with the Private Vocational Training Regulations, ensuring quality and recognition.Work Experience Opportunities:
Students in Portage College Continuing Education programs may be eligible for a Postgraduate Work Permit (PGWP) upon successful completion of their program.Calgary's Livable Environment:
Calgary consistently ranks among the top livable cities in the world, offering a safe and welcoming environment for students.Academic Programs:
CIOT offers the following programs:
Portage College Continuing Education Programs (Non-Credit):
- Business Accounting Diploma
- Business Management Diploma
- Business General Certificate
- Teacher's Assistant Program
- Administrative Professional Diploma
- Administrative Professional Certificate
CIOT Osteopathy Programs (Licensed):
- Osteopathic Muscularskeletal Practice Program (Diploma)
- Osteopathic Muscularskeletal Practice Program (Specialization)
Other:
- CIOT's programs are delivered in a blended format, combining theoretical-practical classes, virtual campus interaction, and clinical practice.
- Students in Portage College Continuing Education programs are considered Portage College students for record-keeping purposes.
- CIOT does not provide immigration advice. Students should consult Canada.ca or a licensed immigration counselor for immigration information.
