Upcoming Classes
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Module 1
AAO Event
Midwestern University Arizona COM
February 7-9, 2020
Glendale, Arizona
Instructor: Todd Capistrant, DO
Module 1 is an introduction to FDM that covers ankle, knee, and shoulder, and gives providers ample hands-on practice to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
Module 2
Service Trip to Belize
Belize
February 21-29, 2020
Instructor: Matt Booth, DPT
Module 2 is an introduction to FDM that covers the axial spine.
Your payment to International Service Learning (ISL) covers lodging, transportation in Belize, most meals, and some funding for local projects. Side trips include sightseeing to Mayan Ruins, and a day trip to the Caribbean island of Caye Caulker!
If you have taken a Module 2 and don't want CME/CEU, there is nothing to pay to FDM Academy, just register with ISL. If you haven't taken a Module 2 or would like CME/CEU, then register with FDM Academy in addition to ISL.
Module 1
AAO Event
Midwestern University Arizona COM
February 7-9, 2020
Glendale, Arizona
Instructor: Todd Capistrant, DO
Module 1 is an introduction to FDM that covers ankle, knee, and shoulder, and gives providers ample hands-on practice to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
Module 1
Pacific Northwest University
February 28-March 1
Yakima, Washington
Instructor: Jenn Ribar, DO
Module 1 is an introduction to FDM that covers ankle, knee, and shoulder, and gives providers ample hands-on practice to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
Exam
AAO Convocation
The Broadmoor
March 11-15, 2020
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Instructor: Todd Capistrant, DO
Module 2
NYIT-College of Osteopathic Med
April 3-5, 2020
Instructor: Todd Capistrant, DO
Module 2 is an introduction to FDM that covers the axial spine. There will ample hands-on practice for providers to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
Module 2
Cleveland Clinic-Lyndhurst Campus
April 3-5, 2020
Instructor: Matt Booth, DPT
Module 2 is an introduction to FDM that covers the axial spine. There will ample hands-on practice for providers to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
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Module 1
Minnesota Osteopathic
Medical Society
Bloomington, Minnesota
April 21-23, 2020
Instructor: Todd Capistrant, DO
Module 1 is an introduction to FDM that covers ankle, knee, and shoulder, and gives providers ample hands-on practice to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
Module 2
Ottawa, Canada
Birth and Wellness Centre
May 1-3, 2020
Instructor: Matt Booth, DPT
Module 2 is an introduction to FDM that covers the axial spine. There will be ample hands-on practice for providers to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
Module 1
Mayo Clinic
Mankato Campus
Mankato, Minnesota
May 14-16, 2020
Instructor: Todd Capistrant, DO
Module 1 is an introduction to FDM that covers ankle, knee, and shoulder, and gives providers ample hands-on practice to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
Module 2
University of Incarnate Word
San Antonio, Texas
September 11-13, 2020
Instructor: Matt Booth, DPT
Module 2 is an introduction to FDM that covers the axial spine. There will be ample hands-on practice for providers to deliver faster and improved care to their patients.
Cancellation Policy:
Full Refund on or before 4 weeks prior to start of course; 50% Refund 4 weeks to 2 weeks prior to module. No refund within 2 weeks of the module. However, module fee can be applied to future course with the same teaching company (e.g. FDM Academy, CORE FDM, etc.). If a module is cancelled by the module host at any point, a full refund of module registration will be offered.
CME/CEUs
This program (Modules 1 and 2) is approved for 20 hours of AOA Category 1-A CME credit by the AOA CCME; for Physical Therapists, this course is approved for 20 hours of CEUs for Pennsylvania PTs, 18.75 hours of CEUs by the Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners (with reciprocity to many states in the US). Application is in process for the PT Board of Ohio, New Jersey, and with the BOC for Athletic Trainers. For Modules 1 and 2, there are a total of 20 class hours, both being introductory classes that can be taken in either order. Module 3 is a total of 16 hours, and needs to be taken after one (but not necessarily both) of the Module 1 and 2 courses.