School Courses

Chiropractic students have a host of elective school courses from which to choose. Cox® Technic Flexion-Distraction and Decompression is taught at nearly all chiropractic schools as either a single topic course (core or elective) or incorporated into mixed techniques' courses. Many chiropractic students are introduced to Cox® Technic Flexion Distraction and Decompression principles early in their professional training.

 

Some school courses that are (1) taught by an "active" certified Cox® Technic doctor and (2) offer a full semester course that mixes hands-on training with academics in Cox® Technic Flexion Distraction and has the course syllabus on file with Cox® Technic, exempt students who satisfactorily complete the course from having to take Part I prior to attending Part II and taking the certification examination as long as the Part II is taken within 2 years of graduation.

 

Please check with the school and verify with Cox® Technic that the course is exempt (has an "active" certified doctor teaching and has a syllabus on file).

 

These schools offer flexion-distraction in their school courses (elective, core, or incorporated in technique courses) as of this posting*: 

Canadian Memorial College of Chiropractic Cleveland College of Chiropractic - Kansas City, Los Angeles IFEC in Paris Life University Logan College of Chiropractic National University of Health Sciences - Lombard, Florida New York College of Chiropractic Palmer College of Chiropractic - Davenport, Florida, California   Parker College of Chiropractic Southern California University of Health Sciences Texas College of Chiropractic Western States College of Chiropractic