anyone sponsors H1B visa for naturoparthy doctor
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great guru
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prav03 said:
What is his/her qualification? How may years of study in a recognized university?
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prav03 said:
hi
He got degree from government naturopathy college in hyderabad,India.
16 years of education means 10 years of school+2 years of junior college+ 4 years (naturopathy college).
He worked in delhi , anand(gujarat), dharmastal (college in karanataka).
Are you in the same field.
this is for my uncle.
Thanks
He got degree from government naturopathy college in hyderabad,India.
16 years of education means 10 years of school+2 years of junior college+ 4 years (naturopathy college).
He worked in delhi , anand(gujarat), dharmastal (college in karanataka).
Are you in the same field.
this is for my uncle.
Thanks
great guru
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To practice as Doctor of Naturophy (ND), one should have 4 years Bachelor Degree + 4 Years of ND degree and clinical training. Upon successful completion of ND, one should take board exam for license to practise in US.
BS Degree must include following subjects
Admission Requirements
Prospective students who wish to enter the degree program must complete and submit the following general admission requirements:
Completed a baccalaureate degree (or equivalent) prior to matriculation. Total post-secondary course work must meet a minimum GPA of 2.5 and be completed at a regionally accredited or candidate college or university on the list entitled, "Accredited Institutions of Post-Secondary Education," authorized and published by the American Council on Education, One Dupont Circle, N.W. Washington D.C. 20036.
Completed the following academic prerequisite course work with a minimum GPA of 3.0 at a regionally accredited or candidate college or university prior to matriculation into the N.D. program.(Applicants with science courses older than 7 years must demonstrate competency in the discipline(s) in question to the Admissions Office and will be evaluated on a case by case basis).
Academic Prerequisite Course Work:
12 semester credits in Biology with lab (course must be at science major level)
8 semester credits in Chemistry with lab (course must be at science major level)
4 semester credits in Organic Chemistry (w/lab)
One college level course in Physics is required. Course must be algebra based, lab is optional. It is highly recommended that course content include mechanics, vectors, electricity, thermal physics, and fluid statics and dynamics.
6 semester credits in Psychology (Developmental Psychology is recommended.)
6 semester credits in English (3 credits must be in English Composition.)
6 semester credits in Humanities (Philosophy, religious studies, fine arts, history, foreign languages, women's studies, performing arts).
The above list indicates minimum requirements but it should not be inferred that admission is guaranteed for any applicant who meets them.
4 Year Naturopathic Medical Degree Program (N.D.)
Naturopathic Doctors (N.D.s) attend a four-year graduate-level naturopathic medical program and are educated in the same basic sciences as in conventional medical school. Students become primary care physicians with a specialized focus in preventative medicine and natural therapeutics.
Studies concentrate on holistic and nontoxic approaches to therapy with strong emphasis on disease prevention and optimizing wellness. The Southwest College Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine program is completed in four years of year-round attendance.
Upon completion of the graduation requirements, the student is awarded a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree (N.D.). Graduates sit for professional board exams to become licensed as general practice naturopathic doctors within licensed states or as individual jurisdictions allow.
During 4 years ND program (after completting 4 yrs BS Program) one must complete all the ND Program courses
First Academic Year
Composed of basic sciences in the study of normal structure and function of the body. Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry courses introduce methods of physical examination, laboratory evaluation and diagnosis.
Second Academic Year
Continues in the basic sciences focusing on the body’s pathological transitions through disease, along with clinical recognition of these processes using physical, clinical and lab diagnostics.
Third and Fourth Academic Years
The final academic years focus on clinical methods of preventative medicine, pediatrics, geriatrics, gynecology, obstetrics, physical medicine, neurology, endocrinology, cardiology, pulmonology, urology, dermatology and immunology. Clinical training and therapeutic education are integrated throughout the final academic years.
Naturopathic Medicine takes great pride in its strong curriculum and naturopathic medical courses, this is evident in our course syllabi format, used by all Southwest College faculty. View the Anatomy 627 Syllabus click here.
Quarter 1 Fall or Spring
First Academic Year
(Course Prefix; Course Title; Credit Hours)
NTMD 605 Philosophy & History of Naturopathic Medicine (2)
PSYC 604 Healthy Communication (2)
ANAT 603 Regional Anatomy I/Lab (5.5)/(1.5)
ANAT 606 Embryology (3)
ANAT 610 Microscopic Anatomy/Lab (3)/(1)
BIOC 605 Medical Biochemistry I (6)
HMEO 620 Introduction to Homeopathic Medicine (2)
Total 26 quarter credits
Quarter 2 Winter or Summer
First Academic Year
NTMD 610 Physician Heal Thyself (2)
ANAT 604 Regional Anatomy II/Lab (6.5)/(2)
PHYS 605 Cell Function & Organ Systems I/Lab (5)/(1)
BIOC 606 Medical Biochemistry II (6)
NUTR 620 History of Nutrition and Diet/Detoxification (2)
Total 24.5 quarter credits
Quarter 3 Spring or Fall
First Academic Year
BOTM 610 Introduction to Botanical Medicine (2)
ANAT 627 Neuroanatomy/Lab (6.5)/(1)
MGEN 607 Medical Genetics (2)
MICR 605 Microbiology and Immunology/Lab (3)/(1)
PHYS 610 Cell Function & Organ Systems II/Lab (4)/(.5)
RSCH 610 Basic Concepts in Research I (2)
PHYS 612 Endocrinology (4)
PHMD 605 Touch as Treatment/Lab (1)/(.5)
Total 27.5 quarter credits
Quarter 4 Summer or Winter
Second Academic Year
ETHC 760 Medical Ethics (2)
PHMD 615 Principles of Hydrotherapy/Lab (1)/(.5)
MICR 610 Microbiology and Immunology II (3)
PSYC 660 Fundamentals of Mind-Body Medicine (2)
OMND 600 Theory and Fundamentals of Oriental Medicine (3)
ENVM 620 Epidemiology/Public Health (3)
PHYS 615 Cell Function & Organ Systems III/Lab (4)/(.5)
PHMD 710 Introduction to Physical Medicine/Lab (1)/(.5)
NUTR 650 Macronutrients and Specialized Diets (2)
RSCH 620 Basic Concepts in Research II (2)
JURI 720 Jurisprudence (2)
Total 26.5 quarter credits
Quarter 5 Fall or Spring
Second Academic Year
PATH 625 Pathophysiology & Disease Process (4)
PHMD 735 Physiotherapy Modalities/Lab (1)/(.5)
ENVM 700 Environmental Medicine/Toxicology (2)
OMND 610 Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis (3)
BOTM 680 Pharmacy of Botanical Medicine (2)
BOTM 720 Southwest Botanicals (2)
PHMD 740 Assessment & Application I /Lab (2)/(1)
ENVM 660 Depuration Techniques (1)/(.5)
NUTR 670 Core Clinical Nutrients (3)
Total 22 quarter credits
Quarter 6 Winter or Summer
Second Academic Year
PATH 635 Organ Systems & Disease I (4)
PHDX 650 Physical Assessment I/Lab (2)/(1)
LBDX 650 Assessment of Laboratory Techniques I (2)
RDDX 650 Diagnostic Techniques & Assessment I (2)
CACR 650 Clinical Assessment and Case Review I (6)
CLLP 651 Clinical Lab Procedures/Lab I (1)/(.5)
OMND 705 Meridians & Points I (2)/(.5)
PHMD 770 NMT Assessment and Application II (2)/(1)
BOTM 743 Naturopathic Materia Medica, Pharmacognosy &
Therapeutics I (2)
Total 26 quarter credits
Quarter 7 Spring or Fall
Third Academic Year
BOTM 744 Naturopathic Materia Medica, Pharmacognosy & Therapeutics II (2)
CACR 710 Clinical Assessment and Case Review II (6)
RDDX 710 Diagnostic Techniques & Assessment II (2)
PHDX 710 Physical Assessment II/Lab (2)/(1)
LBDX 710 Assessment of Laboratory Techniques II (2)
NUTR 740 Nutritional Disease Protocols (3)
OMND 710 Meridians & Points II/Lab (2)/(.5)
PATH 710 Organ Systems &Disease II (4)
Total 24.5 quarter credits
Quarter 8 Summer or Winter
Third Academic Year
CACR 730 Clinical Assessment and Case Review III (6)
RDDX 730 Diagnostic Techniques & Assessment III (2)
PHDX 730 Physical Assessment III/Lab (2)/(1)
LBDX 730 Assessment of Lab Techniques III (2)
CLLP 731 Clinical Lab Procedures III (2)
CTNG 740 Clinical Entry Assessment (2)
OMND 725 Traditional Chinese Medicine Pathology (4)
HMEO 730 Homeopathic Materia Medica, Repertory & Case Taking I (3)
Total 24 quarter credits
Quarter 9 Fall or Spring
Third Academic Year
ERMD 740 Emergency Medicine I (2)
PHAR 700 Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics I (4)
CLSC 764 Pediatrics (3)
CLSC 762 Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat (2)
ENVM 760 Basics of Environmental Medicine (2)
GRND 764 Grand Rounds (2)
OMND 735 Acupuncture Techniques/Lab (1)/(.5)
HMEO 750 Homeopathic Materia Medica, Repertory &Case Taking II (2)
CLTR 760 Clinical Training (2 rotations)(4)
CLTR 755 Clinical Posts (2)
Total 24.5 quarter credits
Quarter 10 Winter or Summer
Fourth Academic Year
OMND 815 Oriental Medicine - Case Analysis (2)
HMEO 770 Homeopathic Materia Medica, Repertory &Case Taking III (3)
PHAR 710 Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics II (4)
CLSC 771 Obstetrics (3)
CLSC 772 Gynecology (3)
CLSC 812 Dermatology (2)
CLSC 863 Viral Disorders/HIV (2)
GRND 784 Grand Rounds (2)
ERMD 760 Emergency Medicine II (3)
CLTR 780 Clinical Training (2 rotations)(4)
Total 28 quarter credits
Quarter 11 Spring or Fall
Fourth Academic Year
MNGT 800 Practice Management I (1)
NUTR 752 Nutrition Throughout the Life Cycle (2)
BOTM 817 Naturopathic Materia Medica, Pharmacognosy,
& Therapeutics III (2)
HMEO 810 Patient Management and Case Taking (2)
MSRG 810 Minor Surgery (2)/(.5)
PHAR 780 Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics III (3)
CLSC 763 Neurology (2)
CLSC 780 Endocrinology (3)
GRND 814 Grand Rounds (3)
OMND 865 Oriental Medicine - Case Management (2)
CLTR 780 Clinical Training (2 rotations)(4)
Total 26.5 quarter credits
Quarter 12 Summer or Winter
Fourth Academic Year
MNGT 801 Business Practice Management II (2)
PSYC 830 Eating Disorders & Prescriptions in Addictive Behaviors (2)
PSYC 835 Practicum in Mind-Body Healing (2)
CLSC 783 Urology (including Men 's Health)(2)
CLSC 862 Geriatrics (2)
CLSC 831 Cardiology (2)
CLSC 832 Pulmonology (2)
CLSC 834 Gastroenterology (3)
GRND 834 Grand Rounds (2)
CLTR 830 Clinical Training (2 rotations)(4)
Total 23 quarter credits
Quarter 13 Fall or Spring
Fifth Academic Year
MNGT 802 Business Practice Management III (3)
MSRG 890 Advanced Techniques in Minor Surgery/Lab (1)/(.5)
CLSC 861 Rheumatology (2)
CLSC 881 Oncology (2)
HMEO 862 Advanced Case Management (2)
GRND 864 Grand Rounds (2)
PHMD 820 Sports Medicine (4)
CLTR 850 Clinical Training (3 rotations)(6)
Total 22.5 quarter credits
Quarter 14 Winter or Summer
Fifth Academic Year
BOTM 831 Botanical Medicine Therapeutics - Developing
Clinical Proficiency (2)
GRND 884 Grand Rounds (2)
PSYC 850 Counseling Theories and Interventions (3)
CLTR 880 Clinical Training (6 rotations)(12)
Total 19 quarter credits
Quarter 15 Spring or Fall
Fifth Academic Year
CLTR 882 Clinical Training (8 rotations)(16)
Total 16 quarter credits
Quarter 16 Summer or Winter
Sixth Academic Year
NTMD 880 Analysis &Integration of Naturopathic Philosophy & Practice (2)
CSRV 800 Clinical Science Review (3)
CLTR 882 Clinical Training (7.5 rotations) (15)
Total 20 quarter credits
Option 1) CLTR 882 Clinical Training (7.5 rotations)(15)
Option 2) CLTR 882 Clinical Training (4-7.5 rotations) (8-15 credits)
Students may minimize the number of clinical rotations required in their final quarter by fulfilling their requirements to work 2 rotations over breaks and by taking additional rotations between quarters 13 and 15 as available.
Totals for 16-Quarter Degree Program
Classroom/Lab Instruction 311 quarter credits
Clinical Training 67 quarter credits
Total 378 quarter credits
Check whether your uncle completed all those courses. You can send your education credential to www.wes.org to get it evaluated. He may have to take lot of non clinical course such as Bio Chemistry, micro biology - Advanced college level to qulaify to enter in to ND Program.
Read all the materials befor take any decision. It will cost around 75 to 125K for 4 yrs ND Program study.
BS Degree must include following subjects
Admission Requirements
Prospective students who wish to enter the degree program must complete and submit the following general admission requirements:
Completed a baccalaureate degree (or equivalent) prior to matriculation. Total post-secondary course work must meet a minimum GPA of 2.5 and be completed at a regionally accredited or candidate college or university on the list entitled, "Accredited Institutions of Post-Secondary Education," authorized and published by the American Council on Education, One Dupont Circle, N.W. Washington D.C. 20036.
Completed the following academic prerequisite course work with a minimum GPA of 3.0 at a regionally accredited or candidate college or university prior to matriculation into the N.D. program.(Applicants with science courses older than 7 years must demonstrate competency in the discipline(s) in question to the Admissions Office and will be evaluated on a case by case basis).
Academic Prerequisite Course Work:
12 semester credits in Biology with lab (course must be at science major level)
8 semester credits in Chemistry with lab (course must be at science major level)
4 semester credits in Organic Chemistry (w/lab)
One college level course in Physics is required. Course must be algebra based, lab is optional. It is highly recommended that course content include mechanics, vectors, electricity, thermal physics, and fluid statics and dynamics.
6 semester credits in Psychology (Developmental Psychology is recommended.)
6 semester credits in English (3 credits must be in English Composition.)
6 semester credits in Humanities (Philosophy, religious studies, fine arts, history, foreign languages, women's studies, performing arts).
The above list indicates minimum requirements but it should not be inferred that admission is guaranteed for any applicant who meets them.
4 Year Naturopathic Medical Degree Program (N.D.)
Naturopathic Doctors (N.D.s) attend a four-year graduate-level naturopathic medical program and are educated in the same basic sciences as in conventional medical school. Students become primary care physicians with a specialized focus in preventative medicine and natural therapeutics.
Studies concentrate on holistic and nontoxic approaches to therapy with strong emphasis on disease prevention and optimizing wellness. The Southwest College Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine program is completed in four years of year-round attendance.
Upon completion of the graduation requirements, the student is awarded a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree (N.D.). Graduates sit for professional board exams to become licensed as general practice naturopathic doctors within licensed states or as individual jurisdictions allow.
During 4 years ND program (after completting 4 yrs BS Program) one must complete all the ND Program courses
First Academic Year
Composed of basic sciences in the study of normal structure and function of the body. Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry courses introduce methods of physical examination, laboratory evaluation and diagnosis.
Second Academic Year
Continues in the basic sciences focusing on the body’s pathological transitions through disease, along with clinical recognition of these processes using physical, clinical and lab diagnostics.
Third and Fourth Academic Years
The final academic years focus on clinical methods of preventative medicine, pediatrics, geriatrics, gynecology, obstetrics, physical medicine, neurology, endocrinology, cardiology, pulmonology, urology, dermatology and immunology. Clinical training and therapeutic education are integrated throughout the final academic years.
Naturopathic Medicine takes great pride in its strong curriculum and naturopathic medical courses, this is evident in our course syllabi format, used by all Southwest College faculty. View the Anatomy 627 Syllabus click here.
Quarter 1 Fall or Spring
First Academic Year
(Course Prefix; Course Title; Credit Hours)
NTMD 605 Philosophy & History of Naturopathic Medicine (2)
PSYC 604 Healthy Communication (2)
ANAT 603 Regional Anatomy I/Lab (5.5)/(1.5)
ANAT 606 Embryology (3)
ANAT 610 Microscopic Anatomy/Lab (3)/(1)
BIOC 605 Medical Biochemistry I (6)
HMEO 620 Introduction to Homeopathic Medicine (2)
Total 26 quarter credits
Quarter 2 Winter or Summer
First Academic Year
NTMD 610 Physician Heal Thyself (2)
ANAT 604 Regional Anatomy II/Lab (6.5)/(2)
PHYS 605 Cell Function & Organ Systems I/Lab (5)/(1)
BIOC 606 Medical Biochemistry II (6)
NUTR 620 History of Nutrition and Diet/Detoxification (2)
Total 24.5 quarter credits
Quarter 3 Spring or Fall
First Academic Year
BOTM 610 Introduction to Botanical Medicine (2)
ANAT 627 Neuroanatomy/Lab (6.5)/(1)
MGEN 607 Medical Genetics (2)
MICR 605 Microbiology and Immunology/Lab (3)/(1)
PHYS 610 Cell Function & Organ Systems II/Lab (4)/(.5)
RSCH 610 Basic Concepts in Research I (2)
PHYS 612 Endocrinology (4)
PHMD 605 Touch as Treatment/Lab (1)/(.5)
Total 27.5 quarter credits
Quarter 4 Summer or Winter
Second Academic Year
ETHC 760 Medical Ethics (2)
PHMD 615 Principles of Hydrotherapy/Lab (1)/(.5)
MICR 610 Microbiology and Immunology II (3)
PSYC 660 Fundamentals of Mind-Body Medicine (2)
OMND 600 Theory and Fundamentals of Oriental Medicine (3)
ENVM 620 Epidemiology/Public Health (3)
PHYS 615 Cell Function & Organ Systems III/Lab (4)/(.5)
PHMD 710 Introduction to Physical Medicine/Lab (1)/(.5)
NUTR 650 Macronutrients and Specialized Diets (2)
RSCH 620 Basic Concepts in Research II (2)
JURI 720 Jurisprudence (2)
Total 26.5 quarter credits
Quarter 5 Fall or Spring
Second Academic Year
PATH 625 Pathophysiology & Disease Process (4)
PHMD 735 Physiotherapy Modalities/Lab (1)/(.5)
ENVM 700 Environmental Medicine/Toxicology (2)
OMND 610 Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis (3)
BOTM 680 Pharmacy of Botanical Medicine (2)
BOTM 720 Southwest Botanicals (2)
PHMD 740 Assessment & Application I /Lab (2)/(1)
ENVM 660 Depuration Techniques (1)/(.5)
NUTR 670 Core Clinical Nutrients (3)
Total 22 quarter credits
Quarter 6 Winter or Summer
Second Academic Year
PATH 635 Organ Systems & Disease I (4)
PHDX 650 Physical Assessment I/Lab (2)/(1)
LBDX 650 Assessment of Laboratory Techniques I (2)
RDDX 650 Diagnostic Techniques & Assessment I (2)
CACR 650 Clinical Assessment and Case Review I (6)
CLLP 651 Clinical Lab Procedures/Lab I (1)/(.5)
OMND 705 Meridians & Points I (2)/(.5)
PHMD 770 NMT Assessment and Application II (2)/(1)
BOTM 743 Naturopathic Materia Medica, Pharmacognosy &
Therapeutics I (2)
Total 26 quarter credits
Quarter 7 Spring or Fall
Third Academic Year
BOTM 744 Naturopathic Materia Medica, Pharmacognosy & Therapeutics II (2)
CACR 710 Clinical Assessment and Case Review II (6)
RDDX 710 Diagnostic Techniques & Assessment II (2)
PHDX 710 Physical Assessment II/Lab (2)/(1)
LBDX 710 Assessment of Laboratory Techniques II (2)
NUTR 740 Nutritional Disease Protocols (3)
OMND 710 Meridians & Points II/Lab (2)/(.5)
PATH 710 Organ Systems &Disease II (4)
Total 24.5 quarter credits
Quarter 8 Summer or Winter
Third Academic Year
CACR 730 Clinical Assessment and Case Review III (6)
RDDX 730 Diagnostic Techniques & Assessment III (2)
PHDX 730 Physical Assessment III/Lab (2)/(1)
LBDX 730 Assessment of Lab Techniques III (2)
CLLP 731 Clinical Lab Procedures III (2)
CTNG 740 Clinical Entry Assessment (2)
OMND 725 Traditional Chinese Medicine Pathology (4)
HMEO 730 Homeopathic Materia Medica, Repertory & Case Taking I (3)
Total 24 quarter credits
Quarter 9 Fall or Spring
Third Academic Year
ERMD 740 Emergency Medicine I (2)
PHAR 700 Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics I (4)
CLSC 764 Pediatrics (3)
CLSC 762 Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat (2)
ENVM 760 Basics of Environmental Medicine (2)
GRND 764 Grand Rounds (2)
OMND 735 Acupuncture Techniques/Lab (1)/(.5)
HMEO 750 Homeopathic Materia Medica, Repertory &Case Taking II (2)
CLTR 760 Clinical Training (2 rotations)(4)
CLTR 755 Clinical Posts (2)
Total 24.5 quarter credits
Quarter 10 Winter or Summer
Fourth Academic Year
OMND 815 Oriental Medicine - Case Analysis (2)
HMEO 770 Homeopathic Materia Medica, Repertory &Case Taking III (3)
PHAR 710 Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics II (4)
CLSC 771 Obstetrics (3)
CLSC 772 Gynecology (3)
CLSC 812 Dermatology (2)
CLSC 863 Viral Disorders/HIV (2)
GRND 784 Grand Rounds (2)
ERMD 760 Emergency Medicine II (3)
CLTR 780 Clinical Training (2 rotations)(4)
Total 28 quarter credits
Quarter 11 Spring or Fall
Fourth Academic Year
MNGT 800 Practice Management I (1)
NUTR 752 Nutrition Throughout the Life Cycle (2)
BOTM 817 Naturopathic Materia Medica, Pharmacognosy,
& Therapeutics III (2)
HMEO 810 Patient Management and Case Taking (2)
MSRG 810 Minor Surgery (2)/(.5)
PHAR 780 Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics III (3)
CLSC 763 Neurology (2)
CLSC 780 Endocrinology (3)
GRND 814 Grand Rounds (3)
OMND 865 Oriental Medicine - Case Management (2)
CLTR 780 Clinical Training (2 rotations)(4)
Total 26.5 quarter credits
Quarter 12 Summer or Winter
Fourth Academic Year
MNGT 801 Business Practice Management II (2)
PSYC 830 Eating Disorders & Prescriptions in Addictive Behaviors (2)
PSYC 835 Practicum in Mind-Body Healing (2)
CLSC 783 Urology (including Men 's Health)(2)
CLSC 862 Geriatrics (2)
CLSC 831 Cardiology (2)
CLSC 832 Pulmonology (2)
CLSC 834 Gastroenterology (3)
GRND 834 Grand Rounds (2)
CLTR 830 Clinical Training (2 rotations)(4)
Total 23 quarter credits
Quarter 13 Fall or Spring
Fifth Academic Year
MNGT 802 Business Practice Management III (3)
MSRG 890 Advanced Techniques in Minor Surgery/Lab (1)/(.5)
CLSC 861 Rheumatology (2)
CLSC 881 Oncology (2)
HMEO 862 Advanced Case Management (2)
GRND 864 Grand Rounds (2)
PHMD 820 Sports Medicine (4)
CLTR 850 Clinical Training (3 rotations)(6)
Total 22.5 quarter credits
Quarter 14 Winter or Summer
Fifth Academic Year
BOTM 831 Botanical Medicine Therapeutics - Developing
Clinical Proficiency (2)
GRND 884 Grand Rounds (2)
PSYC 850 Counseling Theories and Interventions (3)
CLTR 880 Clinical Training (6 rotations)(12)
Total 19 quarter credits
Quarter 15 Spring or Fall
Fifth Academic Year
CLTR 882 Clinical Training (8 rotations)(16)
Total 16 quarter credits
Quarter 16 Summer or Winter
Sixth Academic Year
NTMD 880 Analysis &Integration of Naturopathic Philosophy & Practice (2)
CSRV 800 Clinical Science Review (3)
CLTR 882 Clinical Training (7.5 rotations) (15)
Total 20 quarter credits
Option 1) CLTR 882 Clinical Training (7.5 rotations)(15)
Option 2) CLTR 882 Clinical Training (4-7.5 rotations) (8-15 credits)
Students may minimize the number of clinical rotations required in their final quarter by fulfilling their requirements to work 2 rotations over breaks and by taking additional rotations between quarters 13 and 15 as available.
Totals for 16-Quarter Degree Program
Classroom/Lab Instruction 311 quarter credits
Clinical Training 67 quarter credits
Total 378 quarter credits
Check whether your uncle completed all those courses. You can send your education credential to www.wes.org to get it evaluated. He may have to take lot of non clinical course such as Bio Chemistry, micro biology - Advanced college level to qulaify to enter in to ND Program.
Read all the materials befor take any decision. It will cost around 75 to 125K for 4 yrs ND Program study.
prav03 said:
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