Integrative Medicine Interest Group
Opportunities
- Dr. Bradley is a chiropractor and naturopath willing to allow students to shadow.
- Monday and Tuesday 7am – 1pm and Wednesday 11am –7pm are a mix of chiropractic/physical medicine and naturopath.
- Thursday 7am – 11am is physical medicine only (15 min
active isolated stretching with Jason Auer-Sears, 15 minutes of
chiropractic, and 15 minutes of deep tissue massage with Ariana Brown.
- In order to set up a shadowing session, call the clinic
and organize a time with the receptionist. The office is across from the
new Pioneer Co-op.
Our Mission Statement
To inspire medical students and allopathic physicians to integrate
effective CAM modalities into their practice in order to better serve
each individual patient.
What is CAM?
Complementary and Alternative Medicine is a phrase that suggests
allopathic medical practitioners can incorporate non-allopathic
(alternative) modalities in order to create a holistic (complementary)
practice that will support and promote individual health
What are the Goals of IMIG?
- Educate ourselves and our peers on various CAM modalities through guest speakers, student presentations, and workshops
- Develop new ways of integrating CAM into Iowa’s medical curriculum
- Promote growth of the organization
- Create a sustainable organizational structure
- Spread awareness of and enthusiasm for CAM
- Support and encourage members in their educational and personal pursuit of a career in integrative medicine
Let Us Inspire You!
To live long, live slowly. -Cicero
The wider and freer a man's general education, the better practitioner he is likely to be.
-Sir William Osler
By health I mean the power to live a full, adult, living, breathing
life in close contact with...the earth and the wonders
thereof...-Katherine Mansfield
Of one thing I am certain, the body is not the measure of healing- peace is the measure.
-George Melton
For more information on CAM please visit:
http://www.amsa.org/humed/camresources/learn.cfm
Contact
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