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Set yourself apart from your peers by earning your manual therapy certification. Join NAIOMT's courses in Tucson, AZ and learn how to get the right diagnosis fast and master more techniques to improve patient satisfaction.

Instructor Videos

In these videos NAIOMT's Erl Pettman demonstrates and discusses key techniques from upcoming courses.

Watch Erl Pettman demonstrate a supine thoracic manipulation.

 

Watch NAIOMT's Erl Pettman discuss chronic pain and physical therapy.

 

 

Meet Your Instructor

Erl Pettman, PT, MCSP, MCPA, FCAMPT

Erl Pettman received his diploma in Physiotherapy from the Nottingham School of Physiotherapy (England) in 1972 and from the National Academy of Acupuncture in 1976. He has been an Examiner for the Canadian Manual Therapy Examinations since 1980 and Chief Examiner from 1982-2002. In addition to being a Senior Faculty with NAIOMT, he has been a certified manual therapy instructor for the Olaf Evenjth system since 1990.

Read more about Erl here.

 

Upcoming Courses in Phoenix, AZ

Follow the links below for course details and registration.

  • C-611 Lumbopelvic Spine II
    Date: April 3-5, 2020 (Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
    Instructor: Erl Pettman

  • C-621 Lower Extremity
    Date: May 8-10, 2020 (Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
    Instructor: Erl Pettman

  • C-613 Thoracic Spine
    Date: November 6-8, 2020 (Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
    Instructor: Erl Pettman

  • C-720 Advanced Clinical Reasoning
    Date: December 4-6, 2020 (Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
    Instructor: Erl Pettman


Technique and Theory Videos

Senior faculty Ann Porter-Hoke, Bill Temes and Kent Keyser have filmed over 13 hours of technique and theory videos, which complement our Level I and II courses. This is a great resource for all course participants, especially if you are seeking certification.

The videos are available on NAIOMT's Vimeo subscription channel. An unlimited access subscription is just $5/month.

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