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For the most current information on this specialty council/college, please refer to the contact person and/or council/college Web site.
Approved Chiropractic Specialty Programs
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CHIROPRACTIC PEDIATRICS
Description: This Council was established to aid the profession in communicating the importance of Chiropractic care for pediatric patients, to increase the research and provide a framework of standards for the Doctors of Chiropractic when working with pediatric cases.
Web site: www.acapedscouncil.org
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Member (DC Physician) - $85 President: Dr. Elise G. Hewitt, DC, CST, CICCP
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Student - $35 2031 E. Burnside St.
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Associate (NonDC Physician) - $150 Portland, OR 97214
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College - $ 500 Phone: (503) 224-2100
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Corporate - $500 Fax: (503) 224-2129 Email: president@acapedscouncil.org
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CHIROPRACTIC PHYSIOLOGICAL THERAPEUTICS & REHABILITATION - CCPTR
Description: To aid in advancing education, evaluation and research in chiropractic management in rehabilitation and physiotherapy and the care of within the chiropractic profession.
Web site: www.ccptr.org
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President: Dr. George Petruska, DC, DACRB
2791 Garryville Pike
Pennsburg, PA 18073
Phone: (215) 679-3419
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CHIROPRACTIC ACUPUNCTURE - CCA
Description: To aid in the advancement of acupuncture education, research, and full scope of principles and practice as it pertains to the chiropractic profession.
Council on Chiropractic Acupuncture - Advancement of acupuncture as a science and healing art. Offer standardized Diplomate Examination, yearly license renewal symposium, and is a source of acupuncture information for the profession and public.
Website: http://www.councilofchiropracticacupuncture.org
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Annual Dues: $100
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2 Years: $175
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Student Annual Dues: $25
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2 Years: $42
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Vice-President: Richard Yennie, DC, Dipl.Ac, 4140 Broadway St., Kansas City, MO 64114
Telephone 816-931-0287 Fax 816-931-2127 Email: ryenniedc@msn.com
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DIAGNOSIS AND INTERNAL DISORDERS - CDID
Description: Maintain & promote the Chiropractic profession as a primary health care provider and support the advancement and influence of full scope practice within the profession and in current and future health reform legislation.
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President: Dr. Philip Arnone, DC, DABCI
10550 Independence Pointe Pkwy., Ste. 100
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DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING (Roentgenology) - CDI
Description: Helps to correlate and disseminate information regarding diagnostic imaging to field practitioners through journal and annual symposium.
Council website: www.cditoday.org
College of Radiology -- Advancement of chiropractic as a science and healing art; maintaining highest standards of morals and of practice.
College of Thermology -- Acts as spokesperson for & information source regarding the issue of thermal imaging.
Web site: www.DACBR.com
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Secretary:/Treasurer: Dr. Steven J. Gould, DC, DACBR
P.O. Box 190
Cheney, KS 67025
Phone: (316) 542-3400
Email: drgould@chc.kscoxmail.com
American Chiropractic College of Radiology (ACCR)
President: Dr. Todd Knudsen
P.O. Box 3053
La Habra, CA 90632
Phone: (562) 947-8755 x522
Fax: (801) 459-5936
Email: dacbr219@hotmail.com
American Chiropractic College of Infrared Imaging (ACCII)
Dean Clark, DC
6105 SW MacAdam Ave
Portland, OR 97201-3647
Phone: (503) 244-3389
Fax: (503) 244-4855
Email: drdeanclark@comcast.net
Web site:www.ACCII.org.
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NEUROLOGY
Description: Communicate and educate the profession about the importance of neurology to the overall treatment of the chiropractic patient.
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Secretary/Treasurer: Dr. Julie K. Bjornson, DC
ACA Council on Neurology
1875 Foxpoint Trail
Palm City, FL 34990
Phone: (772) 283-2417
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NUTRITION
Description: To encourage and promote a more advanced knowledge and use of nutrition in the practice of chiropractic for the maintenance of health and the prevention of disease. With newsletters and quarterly journals, the practitioner is kept up with the latest trends in developing a profitable Nutrition-based practice.
Web site: http://www.councilonnutrition.com
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President: Elicia B. Rosen-Fox, DC, DACBN
1432 86th St Rear Ofc
Brooklyn, NY 11228
Phone: (718) 256-6150
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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Description: Supporting DC's fundamental contribution to the community by fostering public health & safety through education, ergonomics, optimal clinical management & other measures. Membership in the Council on Occupational Health is open to all DCs that are members of the ACA who wish to learn more and pursue the opportunities present within this specialty.
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Application Fee: $10
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Diplomate/Certificate Annual Dues: $65
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Associate/Student Annual Dues: $40
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Student Application Fee: $15
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ORTHOPEDICS
Description: To preserve, promote, and protect the practice of chiropractic orthopedics for its members and for the benefit of the patients. Membership is open to all ACA members who wish to enhance their knowledge in orthopedics and having access to our members only Web site and receive our biannual newsletter.
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Certified or General Membership-$100.00
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Faculty/Associate Member(Includes CMCP)-$50.00
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Retired CCO Member-10 years + $25.00
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Supporting Member-$100.00
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Secretary: Dr. Linda Zange, DC, DABCO
3633 W. Lake Ave., Ste. LL1B
Glenview, IL 60026
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FORENSIC SCIENCES - CFS
Description: A not for profit organization which establishes educational and training parameters for the practice of foresenic (application of medical facts to legal issues). The CFS provides graduate and postdoctoral needs-based educational activities in forensic sciences for forensic examiners. This includes such topics as disability determination systems or programs, impairment rating systems, independent medical examinations (IMEs), functional (work) capacity and physical assessment (Federal) systems, return to work and fitness for duty (DOT) assessment, fraud and abuse investigation and/or expert witness activities. Partcipants in their educational and training programs are offered transcriptable credits through CCE-approved chiropractic colleges which are applicable to board certification. The CFS endorses the Objective Scientists Model for forensic examination, expert evidence based on the Reference Manual of Scientific Evidence, American Board of Independent Examinations (IMEs), National Association for Disability Evaluating Professionals (NADEP) and Council on Forensic Sciences protocol for Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCEs) and professional policies of the American College of Medical Quality (ACMQ) and American Chiropractic Association (ACA)
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Educational Liaison: Warren T. Jahn, DC, MPS,DABFP
1305 Hembree Road
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SPORTS INJURIES & PHYS. FITNESS
Description: Advances chiropractic principles and education with practical applications of chiropractic sports medicine and exercise science to enhance athletic performance and promote physical fitness.
Web site: www.acasc.org
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1st Year Dues
· DC - $150
· Student- $55
· International - $140
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President: Guillermo Bermudez, DC, DACBSP, CCSP
4900 SW Griffith Dr. #110
Beaverton, OR 97005
Phone: (503) 644-2225, Fax (503) 644-2226
Email: president@acasc.org
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