Did you know you can earn your CMPT certification in just one year? Really. After a cohort of PTs thrived in and successfully completed NAIOMT’s accelerated program in San Diego in 2018, we have decided to offer this opportunity again this year.  

 

Here’s what one participant had to say about last year’s program:

“I joined as a PT in my first couple years of practice, and the clinical reasoning skills I learned as well as the finessed treatment and assessment techniques have significantly improved my success and confidence.” -Julie Dunn

 

Our accelerated program is designed to help you get through NAIOMT classes quickly, conveniently, and at a significant discount, plus offers support and continuity from classmates and instructors throughout the year. Here are a few key highlights:

Topics: clinical skills, Faculty, Manual Therapy, NAIOMT, Physical Therapy, CMPT

NAIOMT instructor Bill Temes, PT, MS, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT has worked extensively in acute and chronic spinal pain and orthopedics, and in the video below, demonstrates examining for cervical artery dysfunction.

Topics: cervical artery dysfunction, clinical skills, Manual Physical Therapy, NAIOMT, Physical Therapy

It is that time of year again when the “madness” of March descends upon us and the competition for the perfect bracket begins. Sixty-four teams, one championship and two weeks of games, buzzer beaters, upsets and victories. A wide field of hopefuls in a single-elimination bring your best competition where underdogs have the chance to walk away as undisputed champions.

Topics: march madness, NAIOMT, Physical Therapy, physical therapy, PT

Topics: Lumbopelvic Spine, lumbopelvic spine, Manual Therapy Videos, Physical Therapy, positional release technique

Topics: Manual Therapy, Physical Therapy, Uncategorized

Topics: clinical skills, Faculty, Manual Physical Therapy, manual therapy, NAIOMT, Physical Therapy

Professions are always in flux. Ten years ago, getting your DPT was all the rage and direct access was a buzz phrase that everyone on the cutting edge was backing! But now that we have become recognized as doctors, now that we are the first stop on some patients’ list of practitioners, are we prepared to truly become primary care providers?

Topics: Manual Therapy, morgan denny, Physical Therapy, STAND haiti, volunteering

Topics: manual therapy, Manual Therapy, pain, Physical Therapy, shoulder pain, thoracic spine, Thoracic Spine, upper extremity

This article in the New England Journal of Medicine is an excellent review of pronator drift and explains how injury to the pyramidal tracks can cause pronator drift.

Topics: cervical artery dysfunction, Cervical Spine, clinical skills, Manual Therapy, Physical Therapy, pronator drift, pyramidal tracks

We've said it before, and we'll say it again and again.

Topics: back pain, getpt1st, manual therapy, pain, Physical Therapy, physical therapy, PT