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On this page: Overview,
Objectives, Courses,
Completion, Definitions, Gainful Employment Info
Program
Overview
The 524 Clock Hour/48.5 Quarter Hour Cranial Sacral Certificate
Program provides students with 160 hours of training in
anatomy, physiology and neuroanatomy as well as 240 hours
of practical training. Cranial
Sacral I and Cranial
Sacral II define physiology of the cranial sacral system
and its function in health and its relationship to disease
processes. Students will develop palpatory sensitivity and
an understanding of the activities of the cranial bones
and fluids.
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Program
Objectives
- Prepare students for entry level positions as cranial
sacral therapists to work cooperatively with physical
therapists, dentists and doctors.
- Provide skills necessary to evaluate and treat dysfunction
and imbalance in the cranial sacral system and its relationship
to the body as a whole.
- Develop appropriate and effective communication skills
to work with clients and adjunct healthcare professionals.
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Courses
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Completion
* These courses transfer from/to the
700 Hour CMT Program.
Definitions
- Full Time Student is one who is taking a minimum of 12 quarter credits.
- Academic Year is a minimum of 30 weeks or 36 quarter credits.
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Gainful Employment Information (2010 data)
| Name and Standard Occupational Classification for this program |
Massage Therapists; 31-9011.00 |
| U.S. Dept. of Labor's O*Net for this program. |
www.onetonline.org/summary/31-9011.00 |
| On-time graduation rate for this program.* |
75% |
| Job placement rate.* |
89% |
| Median loan debt incurred. |
Title IV: $5,339; Private: $0 |
| Tuition and fee charges |
See Advanced Training Tuitition |
*Rates determined from ACCSC accreditation calculations.
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