NYSCA WEBINAR SERIES
Earn continuing education credits from the comfort or your office
In addition to CE available at our statewide conventions, the NYSCA now offers continuing education credit via webinar through Northeast College of Health Sciences Post-Grad. NYSCA Webinars are held monthly, usually on a Wednesday at 1pm EST.
Tuition Discount
Association Members are eligible to receive a discount on tuition for NYSCA-sponsored webinars via coupon code at registration check-out. Please be sure to check your email for the discount code, which is included for all NYSCA members. You must have your discount code BEFORE registering. Please note, once you register, the discount code cannot be applied retroactively. Contact the NYSCA Administrative Office at 518-785-6346 for more information.
Chronic Spine Pain and Rehabilitation (course 2)
Presented by: David Kartzman DCMay 17, 2023 | 1pm-2pm (1CE)
As health care continues to be an economic burden, care delivery will be assessed by one word: value. For spine, these costs and expectations are not going to be an exception. The costs for treating chronic disease, and spine pain in particular are staggering. Chiropractic can be a valuable tool for providing cost-effective value based effective care, but it is an underused resource. Each spine specialty will likely be subjected to offering care which will be reimbursed based upon the value it offers.
This is the second class for a completion certificate. The attendee will understand the concepts and risks of chronicity and the importance of trying to reduce the risk for chronicity.
Chronic Spine Pain and Rehabilitation (course 3)
Presented by: David Kartzman DCJune 14, 2023 | 1pm-2pm (1CE)
As health care continues to be an economic burden, care delivery will be assessed by one word: value. For spine, these costs and expectations are not going to be an exception. The costs for treating chronic disease, and spine pain in particular are staggering. Chiropractic can be a valuable tool for providing cost-effective value based effective care, but it is an underused resource. Each spine specialty will likely be subjected to offering care which will be reimbursed based upon the value it offers.
This is the third class for a completion certificate.
Utilizing Laboratory Testing in the Evaluation and Management of Musculoskeletal Pain
Presented by: Cory Marone, DCAugust 9, 2023 | 1pm-3pm (2CE)
Chiropractors are more commonly becoming the entry point to healthcare for their patients. This has increased the importance of utilizing laboratory testing in our evaluation and management. This course will review attaining baseline values for earlier detection of future visceral pathologies and identifying potential underlying causes for continued or recurring musculoskeletal pain.
Registration Deadline
Attendees MUST be registered and paid via credit card or check by 3:00 pm, one week before the course is to take place, to avoid additional fees. All unpaid/ late registrations and at door registrations are subject to the following non-refundable fees: add $5 (1 hr webinars), $10 (2hr webinars). Learn more: Northeast College Continuing Education Policy
Policy Statement
The NYSCA makes every attempt to offer programs as publicized. We nevertheless reserve the right to alter and/or adjust program details, including but not limited to dates, locations, times, instructors, and presentation sources and sequences.
License Renewal
Continuing education credit (CE) is provided by Northeast College of Health Sciences.
These seminars are valid for CE credits in "pre-approved" states, so long as they falls within the scope of practice as outlined by the corresponding state board. It remains attendees' responsibility to contact the state board(s) from which they seek continuing education credits for purposes of ensuring said board(s) approves both the delivery method and content as they relate to this event. Neither a speaker's or exhibitor's presence at said event, nor product mention or display, shall in any way constitute Northeast College endorsement. Northeast College's role is strictly limited to processing, submitting, and archiving program documents on behalf of course sponsors.
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