Florida 40 Hours Bundle
Essential CE for FL Chiropractors
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- Pause and resume at your convenience
- Completed hours are automatically reported to CE Broker
Advanced Medicolegal Documentation for the Chiropractor: AMA Guidelines – Credit Hours: 2
Categories: Documentation, Risk Management
This course teaches Chiropractors how to apply AMA guidelines to document ligament laxity and injury permanency.
Topics include:
- Subjective and objective correlation
- Ligament laxity coding (M24.28)
- AMA guides for impairment clarity
- DRE differentiators in the 4th, 5th, and 6th editions
- X-ray analysis following AMA standards
- Courtroom communication and documentation
Advanced Medicolegal Documentation for the Chiropractor: Subjective and Objective Necessity – Credit Hours: 2
Categories: Documentation, Risk Management
Learn how to link subjective symptoms with objective findings for medicolegal cases.
Topics include:
- Ligament laxity measurement and documentation
- Coding M24.28 and permanency impairment
- Using AMA guidelines for accurate injury documentation
- Locating and defining subluxations
- SOAP note clarity and medical necessity
- Supporting insurance and academic claims
Advanced Medicolegal Documentation for the Chiropractor: Subluxations – Credit Hours: 2
Categories: Documentation, Risk Management
This course teaches how to document subluxations effectively using objective and subjective data.
Topics include:
- AMA-based subluxation analysis
- Ligament laxity significance in diagnosis
- SOAP note integration
- Subjective vs. objective symptom correlation
Cervicogenic Headaches: Diagnosis and Treatment – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
A deep dive into diagnosing and treating cervicogenic headaches using anatomy, physiology, and current research.
Topics include:
- Differentiating headache types
- Trigeminocervical nucleus theory
- Dura mater and soft tissue relationships
- Medical and Chiropractic care strategies
Evaluation and Management of Low Back Conditions Level 1 – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
Foundational understanding of low back pain etiology and evaluation.
Topics include:
- Neurological pathways of pain
- Identifying pain types (nociceptive, myofascial, etc.)
- Differentiating radiculopathy and entrapment
- Common causes: Herniated discs, stenosis, myogenic pain
Evaluation and Management of Low Back Conditions Level 2 – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
Explores spinal stabilizers and mechanical load impacts.
Topics include:
- Core muscle timing dysfunction
- Pars thoracis vs. pars lumborum
- Spinal loading under different conditions
- Exercise mechanics and spinal health
Evaluation and Management of Low Back Conditions Level 3 – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
Focuses on functional spinal movement and corrective strategies.
Topics include:
- Crossed Pelvis Syndrome
- 9-part patient intake protocol
- Movement pattern evaluation
- 3-stage spinal exercise system:
- Detect and Correct
- Build Stability
- Boost Endurance
Includes: Hip hinging, cat/camel, planks, bird dog, and more.
Florida Laws and Rules – Credit Hours: 2
Categories: Law, Risk Management
Required course for Florida-licensed Chiropractors.
Topics include:
- Chapter 460: Florida Statutes
- Chapter 64B2: FL Administrative Code
- CE and compliance expectations
Functional Diagnosis and Treatment: Inhibited & Hypertonic Muscles – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
Learn to diagnose and treat muscle dysfunction using advanced techniques.
Includes:
- Posture & gait analysis
- Origin/Insertion, Myogelosis, Trigger Points
- Reactive muscle pairs, neurolymphatic reflexes
Functional Diagnosis and Treatment: The Art of Muscle Testing – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
Master functional muscle testing for diagnosing vertebral and extremity subluxations.
Topics include:
- Muscle function analysis
- Diagnosing inhibited/hypertonic muscles
- Complements the Inhibited & Hypertonic Muscles course
Implicit Bias Awareness Training – Credit Hours: 1
Category: Risk Management
Essential DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) training for healthcare providers.
Topics include:
- Implicit vs. explicit bias
- How bias shows up in care
- Creating a culturally competent practice
- Approved for Illinois CE
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Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization Part 1: Introduction – Credit Hours: 1
Category: Clinical
Introductory course on IASTM techniques and fascia function.
Topics include:
- Fascial anatomy and physiology
- How fascia affects stability and movement
- Overview of IASTM as a treatment method
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization Part 2: Spine and Pelvis – Credit Hours: 1
Category: Clinical
Covers IASTM protocols for spinal and pelvic soft tissue.
Topics include:
- Cervical, thoracic, lumbar spine and pelvic fascia
- Evaluation and treatment using IASTM
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization Part 3: Upper Extremity – Credit Hours: 1
Category: Clinical
Covers IASTM for upper extremity treatment.
Topics include:
- Shoulder, elbow, wrist musculature
- Peripheral nerve treatments
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization Part 4: Lower Extremity – Credit Hours: 1
Category: Clinical
Covers IASTM for hips, knees, ankles, and feet.
Topics include:
- Lower extremity muscle evaluation
- Peripheral nerve and fascia protocols
Medical Errors in the Chiropractic Practice Parts 1 & 2 – Credit Hours: 2
Categories: Clinical, Risk Management
Covers real-world scenarios and best practices to avoid errors.
Topics include:
- Patient intake and informed consent
- Contraindications, emergencies, imaging red flags
- Risk scenarios involving radiographs, referrals, strokes
Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy: Cervical & Thoracic – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
Targeted trigger point therapy for upper spinal regions.
Topics include:
- Cervical, thoracic, and shoulder girdle biomechanics
- Diagnosis and treatment with ischemic compression and strain/counterstrain
Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy: Upper & Lower Extremities – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
Trigger point techniques for arms, legs, and shoulder girdle.
Topics include:
- Upper and lower extremity anatomy
- Manual therapy techniques for soft tissue dysfunction
Myofascial Trigger Points: Lumbar and Pelvis – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
Addresses trigger point treatment in the lower back and pelvis.
Topics include:
- Strain/counter-strain techniques
- Avoiding reactivation and promoting long-term healing
Sexual Boundaries – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Risk Management
Defines and addresses ethical sexual boundaries in practice.
Topics include:
- Doctor-patient relationship ethics
- Transference and misconduct terminology
- Violation vs. crossing, risk prevention, and case studies
The Consequence of Leaky Gut Syndrome – Credit Hours: 1
Categories: Clinical, Nutrition
Explores how intestinal permeability impacts systemic health.
Topics include:
- Diagnosing and treating leaky gut
- Lipopolysaccharide impact on the brain, thyroid, GI, etc.
- Systemic inflammation and whole-body effects
The Neurological Analysis and Treatment of the Subluxation: Extremities – Credit Hours: 1
Category: Clinical
Muscle testing and leg-length analysis for extremity subluxations.
Topics include:
- Pelvis, knees, shoulders, wrists, TMJ
- Prone leg analysis and neurology
The Neurological Analysis and Treatment of the Subluxation: Spine and Pelvis – Credit Hours: 2
Category: Clinical
A comprehensive system for spinal subluxation correction.
Topics include:
- Neurology of subluxation
- Interexaminer reliability
- Full-spine prone leg subluxation analysis
The Nutritional Approach to Osteoarthritis – Credit Hours: 1
Categories: Clinical, Nutrition
A functional and nutritional perspective on OA care.
Topics include:
- Role of glucosamine, MSM, and chondroitin
- Omega 3s and inflammation balance
- Dietary strategies for OA management
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