2018 Annual Orthospinology Symposium - 15.5 CE credit hours*

Early Bird Prices until August 1!!

Dr. Joan Fallon

A Special Evening with Dr. Joan Fallon

Join us in Atlanta from September 21st through 23rd for the 41st Annual Orthospinology Symposium. A very special evening is planned with Dr. Joan Fallon - The Challenges of Autism.

Exceptional Speakers Featured:

Julie Mayer Hunt, DC, FCCJP, DICCP
Ken Humber, DC
Bo Rochester, DC, FCCJP
Bart Patzer, DC
Kirk Eriksen, DC

Hussein Elsangak, DC
Melissa Licari, DC, DICCJP
Ryan Klopfer, DC
Nathan Berner, DC

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Friday Night Lights with Dr. Michael Williams

September 21st - 7pm Kick Off!

Developing a game plan by becoming a better communicator, chiropractor, and adjustor.

1st Quarter: Huddle talk with your new patient
2nd Quarter: Continuing the education with your patient
3rd Quarter: Kicking off with your patient’s first adjustment
4th Quarter: Commitment from your patient

Summary

Hotel Accommodations

All meetings will be held at the Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel. Click here to get our discounted rate if you register before 8/31!

Free Student Rooms!
We have reserved three free rooms for the first twelve students who register before 8/1. There will separate rooms for males and females, with a max of four students per room. First come, first served, so register now!

About Part I

This registration is for Saturday and Sunday of the conference. The Risk Management and Georgia Law seminar on Friday requires a separate registration and may provides additional CE hours.

* CE Hours

2018 CE credit hours are still in the approval process. However, the Symposium is usually approved for 15.5 continuing education credit hours in most states. GA doctors who sign up for the Risk Management and Georgia Law seminar on Friday may earn additional hours.

Agenda

Click here to preview the seminar agenda.

Additional Information

Remember to bring your book! Everyone will need a copy of Orthospinology Procedures: An Evidence-Based Approach to Spinal Care during the Basic I, Basic II, and Advanced Instrument Adjusting seminars. It is recommended for the Advanced Conference, but not mandatory. We have run out of stock, so you'll need to acquire a copy before the class if you don't already have one. The book is available from Amazon here.