Course in - Diagnostic Imaging

A 3-year program involving advanced imaging reading skills, academics, teaching and research. Facilitates interaction with radiologists in various clinical settings.

The program develops chiropractic radiologists who have acquired advanced skills and competencies in the diagnosis of pathologies; contraindications to spinal manipulative therapy; and expertise in reading plain film radiographs and special imaging.

The program's academic portion is guided by the American College of Chiropractic Radiology (ACCR) and is divided into the following domains: Principles of diagnostic imaging and radiation health; Musculoskeletal imaging; Chest imaging; Abdominal imaging; Neuro-imaging.

Located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, CMCC is a world leader in chiropractic education and research. CMCC is an academic institution offering a second entry undergraduate professional degree and postgraduate and continuing education programs. A not-for-profit, charitable organisation, CMCC receives no direct government funding and relies on membership, tuition and donations for support.

The undergraduate program at CMCC is a second entry honours baccalaureate degree program offered to qualified candidates who have completed a minimum of three years of university-level study before admission.

CMCC is recognized as one of the most innovative chiropractic institutions in North America, focusing on basic and applied research related to neuromusculoskeletal interactions and the study of chiropractic's role in integrated care and health promotion. CMCC provides chiropractic care for patients in its seven community based teaching clinics throughout the Greater Toronto Area.