CE 4405 Chiropractic Clinical Practice: Internship
The clinical internship year provides interns with an opportunity to apply their pre-clinical learning and patient care skills in a supervised and supportive environment. The clinical application of learned knowledge and skills for patient assessment, care and communication is the focus of this course. The internship provides the experience necessary to succeed as practicing chiropractors in an evolving healthcare environment.
CE 4407 Clinical Laboratory Clerkship
Laboratory tests and a review of the most common haematological, immunological and biochemical disorders encountered in a chiropractic practice are provided. Laboratory reports are examined and findings are related to clinical manifestations.
CE 4409 Clinical X-ray Interpretation and Reporting
Skill at producing accurate, concise and effective radiographic reports that meet the expected standards for chiropractic practice are developed through the generation of reports on a large variety of cases. Knowledge gained throughout the radiology and clinical courses in the curriculum is integrated and utilized.
CP 4401 Entrepreneurship Applications
The knowledge, skills, and attributes of a successful business owner are covered. Entrepreneurship concepts are applied using real‑life situations, contracts, documents, and data to solidify learning. Case scenarios are explored to deepen learning as students approach graduation.
DI 4401 Advanced Diagnostic Imaging
Advanced imaging for the detection and evaluation of musculoskeletal and other conditions is presented, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), diagnostic ultrasound (DUS), single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), positron emission tomography (PET), electron beam tomography (EBT), bone densitometry, nuclear medicine and computed tomography. A basic understanding of the various techniques, their clinical indications, contraindications and usefulness in a clinical setting, and the need for referral for further evaluation and/or co‑management as appropriate are provided.
RM 4301 Investigative Project — Completion and Report
Students are required to complete the work initiated by RM 2301 and proposed in RM 3301. The completion of RM 4301 in Year IV requires that research data collection be concluded and the appropriate final report, approved by the faculty supervisor, be submitted to the Research Administrator. Note: RM 4301 can be replaced by successful completion of RMO 3302.
