Course Progression

Each student must have satisfied the criteria of assessment and achieved the appropriate number of credits for that year before being allowed to progress to the following year. Students progress through the programme as shown overleaf. At the end of the second year, students graduate with the necessary skills to become independent animal care practitioners.



Year 1

Year 2

Modules

Semester 1

Semester 2

Semester 1

Semester 2

Functional Anatomy





Pathophysiology





Clinical Assessment I (Palpation)





Clinical Assessment II (Gait)





Clinical Evaluation





Research





Practical & Professional Skills






Upon Qualifying

Animal Manipulators must work with veterinary approval. Manipulators wishing to work abroad must refer to the governing bodies of individual countries.

 

Clinic

Free assessment and reduced rates for treatment by supervised final year students. Open Mon-Sat including evenings.

 

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Seminars

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) seminars for qualified practitioners.

 

 

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Prospectus

Details of course delivery, attendance requirements and fees are available for all programmes.

 

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McTimoney College of Chiropractic

Celebrating our 40th Year - 1972 - 2012.

Welcome to our website - I hope it will persuade you to pursue a career in chiropractic! We are a small, friendly college and our aim is to support you on your chosen path. We know you have choices to make, so please contact us for help and advice along the way.

Professor Christina Cunliffe - Principal

Latest News

CPD Online Booking now available!

CPD online booking now available – visit the CPD page to view available seminars.

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Open Days

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Association of Chiropractors Colleges Research Agenda (ACC RAC) Conference

Professor Christina Cunliffe has just returned from the Association of Chiropractors Colleges Research Agenda Conference (ACC RAC), where she presented 2 papers and 2 posters.

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