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NUHS faculty member participates in NBCE physiotherapy test committee

Chiropractic Economics September 25, 2011

soleckithomasSeptember 25, 2011 — Thomas J. Solecki Jr., DC, participated in the Physiotherapy Test Committee Sept. 16-17, 2011, at the headquarters of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE) in Greeley, Colo.

The Physiotherapy Test Committee is composed of faculty members from chiropractic colleges throughout the U.S. who are selected based on their expert knowledge of the subject. Solecki is a member of the faculty at National University of Health Sciences (NUHS). During the meeting, the test committee developed two examinations that the NBCE will administer in 2012.

Physiotherapy is an elective exam offered twice yearly at chiropractic colleges across the United States. Physiotherapy assesses thermotherapy, electrotherapy, mechanotherapy, phototherapy, functional assessment, and physical rehabilitation. Individuals who obtained physiotherapy instruction while in chiropractic college may take this exam to demonstrate their competency in the subject to state licensing boards.

“The experience at NBCE was great,” says Solecki. “I truly enjoyed representing NUHS at this event. I look forward to working with NBCE in the future continuing the relationship and representation of the University. I left NBCE realizing that the teaching and courses we provide at NUHS place our doctoral candidates miles ahead as a physician.”

NUHS President James F. Winterstein noted, “I am pleased and grateful to Dr. Solecki for his participation in the NBCE Physiotherapy Test Committee.”

Source: National University of Health Sciences, www.nuhs.edu

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