Course accreditation Animal Chiropractic and Manipulation subgroup – In relation to providing evidence that (as taken from the ST&M Admissions Policy): The course must have contained a minimum of 200 of clinically relevant, supervised, hands-on practice, delivered in an animal environment by an approved (as approved by the validating body) animal / veterinary chiropractic / manipulation practitioner* to equip the student with the necessary assessment and treatment skills for day-one competencies. Course: Module Number Module Name Delivered by - name & Number of clinically qualifications (animal / relevant hands on veterinary chiropractic / practice hours; delivered manipulation in an animal environment practitioner*)
Course accreditation – Animal Chiropractic and Manipulation subgroup In relation to providing evidence that (as taken from the ST&M Admissions Policy): The course must have contained a minimum of 200 of clinically relevant, supervised, hands-on practice, delivered in an animal environment by an approved (as approved by the validating body) animal / veterinary chiropractic / manipulation practitioner* to equip the student with the necessary assessment and treatment skills for day-one competencies. Course: Module Number Module Name Delivered by - name & qualifications (animal / veterinary chiropractic / manipulation practitioner*) Number of clinically relevant hands on practice hours; delivered in an animal environment
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