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Event Outline  This hands-on  International Federation of Sports Chiropractic (FICS)  seminar in partnership with the Swedish Chiropractic Sports Council (IKS) can be undertaken as a stand-alone CPD event by any chiropractor or final year chiropractic student who is serious about becoming a great sports practitioner and getting the best results for their patients. This program is registered with ECU for 20 CPD credits. This seminar meets one of the ‘hands-on seminar’ requirements of the FICS International Certificate in Sports Chiropractic (ICSC) and the minimum standard for those wishing to develop the competencies required in sports chiropractic to serve at official FICS international events. To learn more about the ICSC, please visit:  https://fics.sport/education/   The programme for this seminar incorporates (10 hours of theory and 10 hours practicum) FICS’ renewed ICSC curriculum includes a range of lectures with a sports chiropractic focus, although relevant information for general chiropractic practice is included. ____________________________________________________________________ PROGRAMME OUTLINE Lower Extremity – (ankle, foot, hip and knee)  Program overview and learning objectives Emergency procedures theory and practicum assessment Mopal/CMT theory and lab Soft tissue Interventions theory and lab Taping theory and lab Lower extremity practicum assessment Theory Webinar:  (10 hours theory and theory exam) – This session is compulsory before attending the face-to-face session. Participants will be sent a login to the FICS online learning platform to undertake this learning in their own time. There are short quizzes at the end of each section. Practical Face to Face:  7-8 October 2022 (10 hours practical) Friday 7 October  2022 – 2 hours 16:00 – 16:30 Registration/ Welcome 16:30 – 18:30 Lectures Networking and social gathering for dinner. The venue to be confirmed will be close by and will be the participants own cost. Saturday 8 October 2022 – 8 hours 08:00 – 08:30 Registration/ Tea & Coffee 08:30 – 17:30 Lectures + short breaks Close of day SPEAKERS:  Dr Christine Foss, Master Instructor and Dr Martin Isaksson CV and Bios click here  https://fics.sport/icsc-instructors/ Registration fee Members:  $550.00 Non-members: $650.00 Final year student / 1st-year graduate: $350.00 Accommodation:  (self-book): Venue:   Västra gatan 7, 44231 Kungälv CLICK HERE for Registration :  

California known for its never-ending sunny days, temperate climate and beautiful scenery it has been a top US destination for a long time. Specifically LA, with Hollywood, movie stars and all of its iconic heritage, it makes sense that up until the last two years people from all over the world have flocked to this city.   When I was a kid and we lived in southern California (we did not live in LA) but I did have a lot of field trips to LA and the surrounding areas. Depending on traffic it would be an hour to an hour and a half bus ride to the museums, the La Brea Tar Pits, the Queen Mary or catching the boat to Catalina Island; the greater Los Angeles area seemed to have it all.  We haven’t even mentioned Beverly Hills, driving down Pacific Coast Highway along the ocean or stopping off at the end of Route 66 at the Pier in Santa Monica. Once you have arrived at LAX, the possibilities seem endless and as idealistic as the movies have portrayed. Grab your surf board and let’s chat about this US west coast city.   Population I’d say if you are moving to LA for a chiropractic job there will not be a shortest of folks to treat.  The 2020 census reported that Los Angeles proper had just under 4 million and the greater Los Angeles area had close to 19 million.  Remember, the city is spread out over 500 square miles.  That’s why when you have two people living in LA, one person can live very inland and the other on the coast.   Standard of Living As a lot of Americans think (or at least the ones I know), when we think of California we think of high costs and a high standard of living.  The saying is once you move out of California, you don’t move back because you can’t afford to buy a house there again. That being said, I know people who are still moving to Cali and make it work (and love living there!). According to google, “The typical home value of homes in Los Angeles is $988,288 . This value is seasonally adjusted and only includes the middle price tier of homes. Los Angeles home values have gone up 17.4% over the past year.” The average house for the rest of the US is $375,000.       According to Google an annual income of around $75,00 is enough to live in LA.   Chiropractic Jobs Here is some good news! The average chiropractor working  in LA earns $177,000/year with a $150,000 on the low end and over $300,000 on the high end! Moving to Los Angeles to work as a chiropractor seems very reasonable and a good way to enjoy the sunshine state. The average earning for chiros in LA is way higher than in most cities across the US.   As always please check out www.chirorecruit.com for recent job listings and postings! From the mountains, to beaches, to the desert southern California has it all and can be an amazing place to live.

The Foundation for Chiropractic Progress (F4CP), a not-for-profit organization dedicated to educating the public about the value of chiropractic care, will be hosting its first annual ChiroThon at FCA the National on Aug. 25-28, 2022. ChiroThon, a fundraising event for F4CP’s ‘Naturally, Chiropractic’ campaign, will be kicking off FCA the National on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2022 at 5 p.m. EST at the Hyatt Regency in Orlando, Fla., in the Windemere Ballroom. The kickoff event will feature hosts, F4CP president Dr. Sherry McAllister, and Dr. Fab Mancini, with appearances from special guests. “ We are very excited to host the first event of its kind in the profession ,” says Kent S. Greenawalt, chairman, F4CP. “T he ChiroThon is a unique opportunity for the public and the profession to come together and support chiropractic .” After the kickoff event on Thursday evening, the ChiroThon will continue throughout the weekend with live vignettes taking place at the ‘Fountain of the Future’ within the convention. The vignettes will give the audience an opportunity to learn more about the role that chiropractic plays in a variety of ways throughout a person's life. “ We are so grateful to partner with the Florida Chiropractic Association on this campaign ,” McAllister said. “ With their help, as well as the help of our sponsors, we will be making history at ChiroThon .” This event is open to the public and will be live streamed across a variety of channels. To attend this event in person, register at thenationalchiro.com or check the F4CP.org website to watch it virtually on Aug. 25, 2022. About the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress A not-for-profit organization with more than 31,000 members, the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress (F4CP) informs and educates the general public about the value of chiropractic care delivered by doctors of chiropractic (DC) and its role in drug-free pain management. Visit https://www.f4cp.org/package/doctorsearch ; call 866-901-F4CP (3427).