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ICPA Pediatric Chiropractor Membership Directory
Our directory of Doctors are dedicated to providing quality care for children and pregnant women in their community. Their education and ongoing commitment keeps them in touch with the latest in research pertinent to family health. These Doctors support ongoing chiropractic research with their annual membership dues to the ICPA.
Many of our doctors have engaged in additional courses of study beyond their degree in chiropractic achieving advanced credentials. Here is a brief explanation of the credentials following their names and the meaning of them.
Chiropractic Pediatric 360 Hour Diplomate (DACCP)
The International Chiropractic Pediatric Association offers Doctors of Chiropractic an opportunity to earn a Diplomate status with the I.C.P.A. from the Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics in the Academy of Chiropractic Family Practice.
The rigorous, 360 hour curriculum offers techniques and protocols of care for children and pregnant women. The entire program covers levels of advanced training additional to what is offered in chiropractic colleges, emphasizing clinical excellence and practical application of these skills. Prerequisite for the Diplomate program is successful completion of the ICPA 180 hour Certification program. In addition to the 180 post graduate classroom hours of Certification, each candidate is required to participate in a Practiced Based Research Network and contribute a case study suitable for publication in a peer reviewed research journal.
Those Doctors who have completed all hours of study and research projects are examined in academics, technique and case management. Once they have successfully passed the exam, they receive Diplomate status of from the Academy of Chiropractic Family Practice. They are listed as having a Board Certified Pediatric Diplomate on our membership referral directory and have the initials D.A.C.C.P. after their names. The Academy recognizes their diplomate status with their continued membership in the Academy.
Chiropractic Pediatric 180 Hour Certification (CACCP)
The International Chiropractic Pediatric Association offers Doctors of Chiropractic an opportunity to achieve Pediatric Certification through advanced academics and clinical studies.
The rigorous, 180 hour curriculum offers techniques and protocols of care for children and pregnant women. The 15 module course covers levels of training and expertise additional to what is offered in chiropractic colleges.
Those Doctors who have completed the hours of study are examined in the practical application of the course academics, technique and case management. Once they have successfully passed the exam, they receive Certification status from the Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics in the Academy of Chiropractic Family Practice. The I.C.P.A. recognizes their certification status with their continued membership in the I.C.P.A.
These Doctors have chosen to participate in the program to better care for the families in their communities. They are listed as having a Pediatric Board Certification status on our membership referral directory and have the initials C.A.C.C.P. after their names.
Chiropractic Pediatric 120 Hour Certification (FICPA)
The International Chiropractic Pediatric Association previously offered Doctors of Chiropractic an opportunity to achieve a Pediatric Certificate of Proficiency with the I.C.P.A.
The 120 hour curriculum offered techniques and protocols of care for children and pregnant women. The 10 module course covered levels of training additional to what is offered in chiropractic colleges.
Those Doctors who have completed the hours of study were examined in their knowlege and once they successfully passed the exam, they receive a certificate of completion from the I.C.P.A. The I.C.P.A. recognizes their proficiency status with their continued membership in the I.C.P.A.
These Doctors have chosen to participate in the program to better care for the families in their communities. They are listed as having a Pediatric Certificate of Proficiency on our membership referral directory and have the initials F.I.C.P.A. after their names.
Webster Technique Certification (Webster Certified)
The International Chiropractic Pediatric Association offers Doctors of Chiropractic the opportunity to receive a Certificate of Proficiency in the Webster Technique.
Instituted in the year 2000, this certification proficiency class offers both a hands on examination of the Webster Technique, a specific analysis and adjustment used for pregnant mothers.
This chiropractic technique helps to correct sacral misalignment, balance pelvic muscles and ligaments which in turn removes torsion to the woman's uterus and its resulting constraint to the baby, therefore allowing the baby to get into the best possible position for birth.
The I.C.P.A. recognizes the doctor's proficiency status with their continued membership in the I.C.P.A.
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