Chiropractic - SCUHS Postgraduate Education

Dr. Todd Knudsen, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Diagnosis, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, SCUHS, presents comprehensive information on SCU's Diagnostic Imaging Residency. SCUHS offers a three-year in-house Diagnostic Imaging Residency program through which a Doctor of Chiropractic may be eligible for the ACBR examination. This is a full-time program in which the participants act as members of the diagnostic imaging department while following a comprehensive syllabus for their studies. It is a demanding program that includes auditing and teaching of Radiology classes to DC candidates, practical training in all aspects of radiology, research, clinical involvement, consultation, assigned study, testing, and other endeavors. Opportunity to spend time in the radiology departments of cooperative teaching hospitals and at two medical imaging centers adds practical, as well as didactic, experience in pertinent areas beyond that which could be gained in a purely chiropractic setting.

Dr. Todd Knudsen, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Diagnosis, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, SCUHS, presents comprehensive information on SCU's Diagnostic Imaging Residency. SCUHS offers a three-year in-house Diagnostic Imaging Residency program through which a Doctor of Chiropractic may be eligible for the ACBR examination. This is a full-time program in which the participants act as members of the diagnostic imaging department while following a comprehensive syllabus for their studies. It is a demanding program that includes auditing and teaching of Radiology classes to DC candidates, practical training in all aspects of radiology, research, clinical involvement, consultation, assigned study, testing, and other endeavors. Opportunity to spend time in the radiology departments of cooperative teaching hospitals and at two medical imaging centers adds practical, as well as didactic, experience in pertinent areas beyond that which could be gained in a purely chiropractic setting.

In 2006, Dr. Jacqueline Bougie is co-presenting Here Come the Boomers, an SCUHS Annual Chiropractic License Renewal Program. The program addresses the physiological aspects of aging, management of common NMS conditions, and health promotion for older adults. Dr. Bougie is completing her doctorate in Public Health, and holds a Masters degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis on aging and wellness from California State University, Fullerton. She is co-author of The Aging Body: Conservative Management of Common Neuromusculoskeletal Conditions, published by McGraw-Hill.

In 2006, Dr. Jacqueline Bougie is co-presenting Here Come the Boomers, an SCUHS Annual Chiropractic License Renewal Program. The program addresses the physiological aspects of aging, management of common NMS conditions, and health promotion for older adults. Dr. Bougie is completing her doctorate in Public Health, and holds a Masters degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis on aging and wellness from California State University, Fullerton. She is co-author of The Aging Body: Conservative Management of Common Neuromusculoskeletal Conditions, published by McGraw-Hill.