JOHN SCARINGE, DC, EDD PRESIDENT / CEO
INFO PROFILE
ADDRESS John is an accomplished, versatile, and success-driven university executive 16200 E Amber Valley Drive, with career-long history in both higher education and healthcare. Armed Whittier, CA, 90604 with outstanding background in educational leadership, change management,
PHONE accreditation, and program development; as well as health service management. 562.902.3330 Experienced at formulating and executing strategic plans and solutions toward quality education and healthcare delivery. Effective at establishing and cultivating EMAIL strong relationships with all levels of organization. [email protected]
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY SKILLS
President / CEO, Southern California University of Whittier, CA Thoughtful, Creative, Data Driven Decision Maker Health Sciences Aug 2009 — Present Expertise in Change • Function as administrative head of the university and its constituent parts, in Management charge of reporting to arising issues in line with set-forth standards; advocate Ability to Develop of local, state, national, and international policies on healthcare and education; Exceptional Teams and as university’s representative in various events. • Coordinated matters of operational, nancial, strategic, and general Academic and Clinical importance with the board. Experience • Deal with contracts as well as notes, drafts, and others orders Experienced Accreditation organization-wide. Commissioner • Update on-campus stakeholders regarding campus’ issues, information, and trends. Coachable Life Long • Closely coordinate with the vice presidents in evaluating institutional Learner effectiveness and student learning. Highly Developed • Assess the university’s mission, vision, values and goals, and strategic plan in Interpersonal Skills alignment with the public needs as well as with stakeholder requirements. • Establish open communication with Board of Regents to keep them abreast Dedicated to Student of university events and requirements. Success • Ef ciently handle annual budget and provide recommendations to the board regarding budget changes. Strong Business Acumen • Formulate and execute periodic revision of plans for the development of the Comfortable with university. Ambiguity • Remained up-to-date on existing and changing legislation.
Honest and Ethical Leader Highlights
• Positioned the institution for growth through successful turnaround of the Strong Understanding of the Current Higher university through increase in student enrollments by 125% and graduation Education Ecosystem rates by 48%. • Strategically led the implementation of six new professional programs. • Contributed to the improvement of the university’s net assets by 210%, revenue by 114%, and total assets by 70%. • Played an integral role in growing the university’s quasi-endowment from $3.4 million to $16.0 million. • Drove business growth by strengthening alumni association as well as charitable giving to the university. Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Southern Whittier, CA California University of Health Sciences Jan 2006 — Aug 2009
• Took charge of all academic programs within the university, which involved strategic planning, budget development, and curriculum administration. • Directed all degree and non-degree programs and curriculums in collaboration with deans, chairpersons, and faculty members. • Observed strict adherence to all standards for accreditation on academic affairs. • Interfaced with executive administrators in designing and monitoring plans for the academic program. • Worked closely with the vice president for enrollment and student affairs to produce appropriate remediation plans for students at risk and with academic de ciencies; as well as with the Student Progress Committee to evaluate students with cognitive and non-cognitive performance.
Highlights
• Created and implemented academic policies and procedures; annual department operating budget; and a faculty development program. • Spearheaded efforts to develop collaborative educational opportunities in partnership with academic representatives of regional healthcare educational institutions. • Developed and implemented a new faculty appraisal system. • Through an integrative and collaborative process, lead an initiative to reach parity of faculty workloads and compensation across academic departments and colleges. • Initiated the framework for an integrative core curriculum between the Doctor of Chiropractic and the Masters of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine programs.
Dean, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic 2004 — 2006
Dean, Clinical Education & Chief Clinical OfWcer 2001 — 2004
Director, University Health Center-;hittier 1999 — 2001
Chair, Department of Diagnosis 1996 — 1999
Chair, Department of Chiropractic Procedures 1992 — 1996
FACULTY APPOINTMENTS
Professor, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, 81996-Present
Postgraduate Faculty, Southern California University of Health Sciences, 1991-Present
Professor, Department of Diagnosis, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, 1996-1999
Associate Professor, Department of Chiropractic Procedures, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, 1992-1996
Assistant Professor, Clinical Internship Division, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, 1991-1992 Clinical Associate, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, College of Medicine, University of California, Irvine, 1995-199Y
EDUCATION
EdDw Educational Leadership, California State Long Beach, CA University
DCw Doctor of Chiropractic, Nek YorB Chiropractic Seneca Falls, N– College
MSw Kinesiology / Motor Learning, California State Fullerton, CA University
XSw Education, Slippery RocB University Slippery Rock, PA
E.ECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TRAINING
Harvard Seminar for Nek Presidents, Harvard Cambridge, MA Graduate School of Education
Cornell University Change Management CertiWcate Ithaca, N–
CertiWcate of Leadership Development, U:S: Army Carlisle, PA ;ar College
Toknsend Leadership Program, Toknsend Institute Irvine, CA
ACCREDITATION E.PERIENCE
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) Z Redmond, WA
Commissioner, 2016ZPresent8
Evaluation Committee Member, 2006Z2016
Councils on Chiropractic Education (CCE) Z Scottsdale, A7
Council Member, 2009Z2015
Commission on Accreditation, Commissioner, 200GZ2009
Academy of Site Team Visitors, 2001Z20098
WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) Z Alameda, CA
Evaluation Team Member and Chair, 201GZPresent
RELATED PROFESSIONAL E.PERIENCE
Academic Collaborative for Integrative Health (ACIH) Z Whittier, CA
Board of Directors and Executive Committee Member, 2014ZPresent8
Chair, Finance Committee, 2015Z2019
Academic Consortium for Complementary & Alternative Health Care (ACCAHC) Z Seattle, WA
Board of Directors, 2012-2014
American Board of Independent Medical Examiners Z Arlington Heights, IL
Chiropractic Advisory Board Member, 1998-2005 American Chiropractic Association Z Arlington, VA
Council on Technique Panel of Advisors, 1993-1996
American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians Z Colorado Springs, CO
Advisor, 1994-1996
President, 1992-1994
Board Member, 1991-1992
Chair, Diplomate Practical Examination Committee, 1993-1997
California Chiropractic Association Z Sacramento, CA
Legislation Committee, 2016-201Y
Orange County Society Ethics Review Committee Member, 1992-1995
Federation Internationale de Chiropratique Sportive (FICS)
Executive Secretary, 1991-1992
Newsletter Editor, 1991-1992
Delegate to the Olympic Organizing Committee Barcelona '92 (COOB'92), 1991
Assistant Chief‑de‑Mission, 5th All Africa Games – Cairo, Egypt, 1991
Metropolitan Athletics Congress (MAC) Sports Medicine Committee Z New –ork, N–
Member, Sports Medicine Committee, 1987-1991
National Board of Chiropractic Examiners – :reeley, CO
NBCE Part IV Examination Site Coordinator, 1995-1998
NBCE Part IV Technique Committee Member, 1996-2001
New York State Chiropractic Association Dist. 14 Z New City, N–
1990 Z 1991 Scoliosis Committee Chairman, 1990-1991
Second World Education Congress of Chinese Medicine Z Beijing, China
Vice Chair, Academic Committee, 2011
State of California Department of Industrial Relations Z Sacramento, CA
Low Back Treatment Guidelines Consensus Panel Member, 1996
USA/Mobil National Outdoor Track and Field Championships Z New –ork, N–
Assistant Medical Director, 1991
World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies Z Beijing, China
Vice Chair, Committee of Examination and Evaluation, 2011-2015
EDITORIAL ADVISORY XOARDS AND COMMITTEES
Association of Chiropractic Colleges and Research Agenda Conference, Peer Review Committee Member, 2000-2005
Chiropractic Sports Medicine Z Williams and Wilkins, Editorial Review Board, 1993-1995
Journal of the American Chiropractic Association, Arlington, VA, Manuscript Reviewer, 2003-2005
Journal of Chiropractic Education, Escondido, CA, Manuscript Reviewer, 1995-2005
Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, Elsevier Inc., Manuscript Reviewer, 1993-2005 Journal of Sports Chiropractic and Rehabilitation, Williams and Wilkins Associate Editor, 1995-2002
Manual Therapy Z Churchill Livingstone
Editorial Advisory Board, 1995-1998
World Physical Therapy 2007 , Vancouver, Canada, Peer Reviewer
PUXLICATIONS
Dissertation
Scaringe, John G. An Investigation into the Faculty Development Practices in Chiropractic Education Programs. EdD Dissertation, California State University, Long Beach. Ann ArborQ Pro(uest/UMI, 2010. )Publication No. AAT 34251Y9K
Peer Reviek Journals
Nagare-&imura M, Russell R, Scaringe J )2016K Professional identity at Los Angeles College of Chiropractic. Journal of Chiropractic Humanities, 23, 61-6G.
Triano JJ, Scaringe JG, Bougie J, Rogers C )2006K Effects of visual feedback on manipulation performance and patient ratings. Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, 29)5KQ 3GY-3Y5.
Triano JJ, Bougie J, Rogers C, Scaringe J, Sorrels &, Skogsbergh D, Mior S )2004K Procedural skills in spinal manipulation: Do prerequisites matter? The Spine Journal, 4Q55G-563.
Scaringe J, &awaoka C, Studt T )2002K Improved shoulder function after using spinal mobilization with arm movement in a 50-year-old golfer with shoulder, arm, and neck pain. Topics in Clinical Chiropractic, 9)3KQ44-53.
Scaringe JG, Chen D, Ross D )2002K The effects of augmented sensory feedback precision on the acquisition and retention of a simulated chiropractic task. Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, 25)1KQ 34-41.
Scaringe JG, &ulbaba S, DiOrio A )2001K Conservative management of an adolescent baseball pitcher with traumatic osteochondrosis of the olecranon apophysis. Chiropractic Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, 15)2KQ 61-G0.
Hooper PD, Phillips R, Adams A, Allen D, Schultz :D, Scaringe J, et al )2000K Los Angeles College of Chiropractic Practice Model. Alternative Therapies, 6)6KQG6-G9.
Singh BB, 7arow FM, Traina A, Scaringe J )2000K A speciHc electrotherapy technique in the treatment of osteoarthritis of the knee: Three case reports. Alternative Therapies, 6)5KQ110-112.
Scaringe JG, &etner C )1999K Manual methods for the treatment of rib dysfunctions and associated functional lesions. Topics in Clinical Chiropractic, 6)3KQ20-3Y.
Traina AD, :oubran E, :our NJ, Scaringe JG, Talmage DM, Wells & )1996K Description of integrated competency examination: tools to assess the chiropractic curriculum effectiveness and students' competency levels. Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, 19)GKQ463-46Y.
Traina A, :our N, Scaringe J )1995K Multi-modal components of instruction in a pre-clinical education program. The Journal of Chiropractic Education, 9)2KQ63-G1.
XooB Chapters
Scaringe JG, &awaoka CQ Mobilization Techniques. InQ Haldeman S )editorK Principles and Practice of Chiropractic, 3rd Edition. Mc:raw-Hill, New –ork. Chapter 39, Section 4, 2005.
Scaringe JG, Faye LJQ PalpationQ The Art of Manual Assessment. InQ Redwood D ' Cleveland C )editorsK Fundamentals of Chiropractic, 2nd Edition. Mosby, St Louis, Missouri, Chapter 10, 2003. Scaringe JG, Cooperstein RQ Chiropractic Manual Procedures. InQ Redwood D ' Cleveland C )editorsK Fundamentals of Chiropractic, 2nd Edition. Mosby, St Louis, Missouri, Chapter 12, 2003.
Scaringe JGQ Common Conditions of the Upper Extremity. InQ Bougie JD and Morgenthal AP )editorsK The Aging Body: Conservative Management of Common Neuromusculoskeletal Conditions. Mc:raw-Hill, New –ork. Chapter Y, 2001.
Scaringe JG, Sikorski DQ The Chiropractic Arts of Manual Palpation and Adjustment. InQ Redwood D )editorK Contemporary Chiropractic. Churchill Livingstone, New –ork. Chapter G, 199G.
Haldeman S, Hooper PD, Phillips RB, Scaringe JG, Traina ADQ Spinal Manipulative Therapy. InQ Frymoyer JW )editorK The Adult Spine: Principles and Practice, 2nd Edition. Lippincott-Raven, Philadelphia. Chapter Y4, 199G.
SCIENTIFIC, PROFESSIONAL, AND EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Platform Presentations
Scaringe, J. Future Trends in &ealthcare U &igher Education. &eynote Speaker )2016K American Public Health Association )APHAK Annual Meeting. Integrative, Complementary, and Traditional Health Practices )ICTHPK Section, Chicago, IL, November 3.
Scaringe, J. Future Trends in &ealthcare U &igher Education: Implications for Eastern Medicine in the W.S. &eynote Speaker )2014K Council of Colleges of Acupuncture ' Oriental Medicine )CCAOMK Biannual Meeting, Oakland, CA, November 11.
Scaringe, J. W.S. &ealthcare Trends: Ayurvedic as Part of the &ealthcare Team- . )2012K Association of Ayurvedic Professionals of North America )AAAPNAK 4th International Conference. Los Angeles, September 14.
Scaringe, J. Traditional Chinese Medicine Education in the WSA. )2011K The Second World Education Congress of Chinese Medicine. Beijing, China, October 2Y-29.
Wynd S, &izhakkeVeettil A, Scaringe J, Tobias :, Vinjamury, S. Faculty needs analysis assessment: Determining the knowledge base of LACC and CAOM faculty. )200YK Association of Chiropractic Colleges / Research Agenda Conference. Washington, DC, March 13-15.
Johnson CD, Sackett M, Scaringe J, Sikorksi D, &nudsen T, Lin D . Wse of an integrated competency exam (ICE) in chiropractic education: Assessing students and program outcomes. )200GK Innovations in Medical Education Conference. Pasadena, CA. March 3-4.
Scaringe, JGQ Clinical examination of a patient with neck pain. )2004K World Federation of Chiropractic / Association of Chiropractic Colleges Conference. Toronto, Canada, October 14-1G.
Scaringe JGQ Diagnosis and treatment procedures of common conditions of the knee. )2004K California Chiropractic Association Summer Convention and Exposition. San Diego, California, June 19.
Triano J, Scaringe JG, Bougie J, Rogers CQ Effects of visual feedback on manipulation performance. )2004K Association of Chiropractic Colleges / Research Agenda Conference. Las Vegas, NV, March 10-14.
Scaringe JG, Triano J, Pringle RQ Motor Learning and Improving Manipulation Outcomes. )2003K Association of Chiropractic Colleges / Research Agenda Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana, March 13-16.
Scaringe, JGQ Clinical Education: Innovations and Challenges in Competency Assessment. )2002K World Federation of Chiropractic / Association of Chiropractic Colleges Conference on Innovations and Challenges in Clinical Education. Sao Paulo, Brazil, October 26-29. Scaringe JGQ Selected manipulative and end range mobilization procedures of the spine and extremities.)2001K AFICC Annual Symposium. Huntington Beach, California, October 13-14.
Scaringe JGQ Diagnosis and treatment procedures of common conditions of the shoulder complex. )2001K California Chiropractic Association Summer Convention and Exposition. San Diego, California, June 23.
Scaringe JGQ Selected manipulative and mobilization procedures of the foot and ankle. )2001K 13thAnnual Podiatric Physicians and Surgeons Symposium. Fountain Valley Regional Hospital and Medical Center. Fountain Valley, California, June 9.
Scaringe JGQ Selected manipulative and end range mobilization procedures of the spine and extremities. )2001K American Council of Chiropractic Orthopedics Annual Convention. Phoenix, Arizona, May 2G.
Scaringe JGb Advanced Evaluation, Prevention, and Treatment of the Shoulder Complex. )2000K 1st Seminar of Applied Biomechanics and Traumatology. University of (ueretaro School of Medicine. (ueretaro, Mexico, November 22-26.
Scaringe JGb Clinical Decision Making for Manual Procedures of Common Spinal and Extremity Conditions. )2000K California Society of Industrial Medicine and Surgery )CSIMSK. Dana Point, California, July G-Y.
Scaringe JGb The effects of augmented sensory feedback schedules on the acquisition and retention of a kinetic task. )2000K Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference. San Antonio, Texas, March 16-1Y.
Scaringe JGb The Evaluation, Prevention, and Treatment of the Shoulder Complex. )1999K IV Congress of the Mexican National Federation of Sports. Mexican Federation of Sports Chiropractic. Acapulco, Mexico, September 9-12.
Scaringe JGb Manual Procedures of the Lower Extremity. )1999K ACA Sports Council s 13th Annual Chiropractic Sports Science Symposium. Los Angeles, California, April Y-11.
Scaringe JGQ Moderator for ACA Sports Council s 11th Annual Chiropractic Sports Science Symposium. Los Angeles, California, April 4-6, 199G.
Scaringe JG ' Pringle R&Q Assessing motor abilities to predict success in chiropractic manipulative skills: development of a test battery. )199GK Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference. San Diego, California, March 13-15.
Scaringe JG, Traina A, :our N, Sasse SQ Inter and intra-examiner reliability of scores from selected skills stations of an OSCE. )1996K Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference. Las Vegas, NV, March 16.
Scaringe JQ Lower extremity functional proHle. )1995K Chiropractic Centennial Celebration. Sports Chiropractic Seminar. Washington, DC, July 5.
Peterson D, Scaringe JGQ Cervical Manipulation Korkshop. )1995K LACC s Yth Annual Interdisciplinary Symposium. Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Whittier, California, March 25-26.
Traina A, :oubran E, :our N, Scaringe J, Talmage D, Wells &Q The use of integrated competency examinations as a tool to assess the chiropractic curriculum effectiveness and student's competency levels. )1995K Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference. Las Vegas, NV, March 1G-19.
Scaringe J, Peterson DQ Biomechanics of chiropractic manipulative treatment- . )1994K American Back Society 1994 Fall Symposium. Los Angeles, California, November 30-December 1.
Hooper P, Scaringe JQ Technique curriculum at LACC. )1994K Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference. Las Vegas, NV, March 1Y-20.
Traina A, :our N, Scaringe JQ The use of symposia in clinical chiropractic application courses. )1994K Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference. Las Vegas, NV, March 1Y-20. Scaringe JQ ACBSP diplomate testing procedures and policy. )1993K 1Gth Annual Chiropractic Sports Science Symposium. Santa Barbara, California, April 1-4.
Scaringe J, Perle SQ Muscle dysfunction. )1992K 4th Annual FICS International Symposium on Sports Chiropractic. Montreal, Canada, October 3.
Poster Presentations
Triano J, Bougie J, Rogers C, Scaringe JQ Effects of visual feedback on ratings of manipulation performance. )2003K World Federation of Chiropractic GthBiennial Congress. Orlando, Florida, May 1-3.
Scaringe JGb Biomechanical analysis of a manipulative procedure between a novice and an experienced practitioner. )199YK Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference. Las Vegas, NV, March 1G-20.
Pringle R& ' Scaringe JGQ The implications of motor learning and teaching chiropractic manipulation. )199GK Association of Chiropractic Colleges Education Conference. San Diego, California, March 13-15.
Traina A, Scaringe JG, :our N, Miller :Q The instructional use of standardized patients: program implementation, application, and assessment. )199GK Conference on Research and Education )COREK. San Diego, California, June 14-15.
Scaringe J, Platt &, Danielson CQ A descriptive analysis of an international karate tournament. )1995K ACA Sports Council s 9th Annual Chiropractic Sports Science Symposium. &aanapali Beach, Hawaii, July 20-23.
POSTGRADUATE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION PRESENTATIONS
Active Rehabilitation of the Spine and Extremities. Los Angeles College of Chiropractic )LACCK, Whittier, California )10/16/9YK
Biomechanical Concepts. Essentials of Strength Training ' Conditioning Symposium, National Strength ' Conditioning Association, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Whittier, California )Y/4/01; Y/13/00; Y/21/99K
Chiropractic Management of Common Musculoskeletal Conditions of the Lower Extremities: Assessment, Treatment & Outcomes. 199G LACC License Renewal Seminar, 12 Different Locations throughout California ' Nevada
Common Athletic Injuries to the Knee. SCU/LACC Basic Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Los Angeles, California )9/24-25/05; 11/16-1G/02; 12/20-21/01; 12/Y-9/01; 6/23-24/01; 1/Y-9/00; 10/11-12/9G; 10/25/96; 9/21-22/96; 9/9-10/95; 5/20-21/95; G/9-10/94; 4/16-1G/94K
Common Athletic Injuries to the Lower Extremity. LACC Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Costa Mesa, California )11/21-22/92K
Common Athletic Injuries to the Upper Extremity. LACC Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Costa Mesa, California )10/24-25/92K
Common Injuries to the Upper and Lower Extremities. Chiropractic Certi cation Review Course, American Board of Independent Medical Examiners )ABIMEK, Orlando, Florida )11/20-22/9YK; Las Vegas, Nevada )10/16-1Y/9YK
Common Spinal Injuries in Athletics. Logan College of Chiropractic CCSP Program, Portland, Oregon )12/1G/95K
Common Wrestling Injuries. LACC Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California )11/4/00; G/29-30/95K
Emergency Procedures in Sport and Athletics: Assessment and Review- . SCU/LACC Advanced Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California, )4/2Y-29/01K
Injuries to the Lower Leg, Ankle, and Foot. SCU/LACC Basic Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California, )2/26-2G/00K Instructional Guidelines for Standardized Patient Trainers. Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Whittier, California )5/1G-1Y/96K
Management of Common Conditions of the Upper Extremities. 199Y LACC License Renewal Seminar, 13 Different Locations throughout California, Nevada, ' Arizona
Manual Procedures of the Lower Extremity. SCU/LACC Advanced Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California, )3/25-26/00K
Manual Procedures of the Upper Extremity. SCU/LACC Advanced Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California, )2/12-13/00K
Manual Procedures: Theory and Application. SCU/LACC Advanced Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California, )2/12-13/00; 12/11-12/99K
Mobilization with Movement of the Cervical Spine. 200Y Interdisciplinary Symposium, Cervical Spine Trauma, Southern California University of Health Sciences, Whittier, California )2/23-24/0YK
Mobilization with Movement of the Extremities. 200Y Interdisciplinary Symposium, Sports Injuries of the Extremities, Southern California University of Health Sciences, Whittier, California )10/25-26/0YK
Mobilization with Movement of the Spine & Extremities. 10th Annual Northwest Chiropractic Symposium, Western States Chiropractic College, Portland Oregon )6/5-G/09K
New Directions In The Treatment of Musculoskeletal Disorders. 1994 LACC License Renewal Program, 11 Different Locations throughout California.
Preparticipation Physical Evaluations, SCU/LACC Basic Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California )6/23-24/01; 9/23-24/00; 10/9-10/99; 6/Y/9G; 3/19/96; 3/9-10/96; 5/6-G/95; 11/13/94; 3/13/94; 10/30-31/93; 10/29-30/92K
Principles of Athletic Event Set-up and Preparation, LACC Advanced Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California )11/5/00K
Repetitive Stress Injuries. 1993 LACC License Renewal Program. 11 Different Locations throughout California
Selective Adjustive Procedures of the Spine & Extremities. Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Whittier, California )5/4/00; 4/29/00; 9/14/99; Y/13/95K
Selective Extremity Adjustive Procedures. LACC Basic Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California )2/9-10/02; 2/24-25/01; 2/5-6/00; 11/4-5/95; 5/23/93K
Shoulder Impingement and Rotator Cuff Disorders. Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Whittier, California )6/15/99K
Skill Really Matters: Selective manipulative, soft tissue and end-range loading mobilization procedures of the spine and extremities. 2002 LACC License Renewal Seminar, 12 Different Locations throughout California, Nevada, ' Arizona
Sports Rehabilitation of the Knee. LACC Rehabilitation Program, Whittier, California )Y/25/96K
Standardized Patient Workshop, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Whittier, California )G/2Y-30/94K
The Pediatric Athlete. LACC Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California )1/22/95K
The Shoulder Complex: A Clinical Review. Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Whittier, California )6/15/99K
The Subluxation Complex. 1992 LACC License Renewal Program, Sacramento, California )6/6-G/92K
Treatment of Soft Tissue Injuries. LACC Basic Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Whittier, California )G/23-24/94; 3/G-Y/92; 4/4-5/92; 11/9-10/91K Treatment of Soft Tissue Injuries of the Lower Extremity. Northwestern Chiropractic College Sports ' Recreational Injuries Program, Bloomington Minnesota )6/Y-9/96; 2/1Y-19/95K Whittier, California )Y/2G-2Y/94K
CLINICAL E.PERIENCE
University Health Center Z Whittier, CA
Clinical Practice, 199Y-2001
Coast Chiropractic Z Santa Ana, CA
Clinical Practice, 1991-199G
East Washington Chiropractic Z Pearl River, N–
Clinical Practice, 19YG-1991
Wellpoint / Cost Care Z Huntington Beach, CA
Chiropractic Wtilization Review, 1994-2003
Associated Clinical Consultants Z Brea, CA
Med-Legal and Chiropractic Consultant, 1995-1996
Cambridge Medical Consultants Z Brookline, MA
Med-Legal Consultant and Chiropractic Utilization Review, 1992-1993
SPORTS MEDICINE E.PERIENCE
Team Physician. La Habra High School Sports, La Habra, CA, 1999-2001
Sports Chiropractor. Metropolitan Athletics Congress )MACK, New –ork, N–, 19YG-1991
1999 WS Open Taekwondo Championships. Anaheim, CA,
Ed Parker's 34th Annual International Jarate Championships. Long Beach, CA, 199G
Ed Parker's 32nd Annual International Jarate Championships. Long Beach, CA, 1995
Pro Beach Soccer, Brazil vs WSA. Hermosa Beach, CA, 1994
Ed Parker's 31st Annual International Jarate Championships, Long Beach, CA, 1994
Ed Parker's 30th Annual International Jarate Championships. Long Beach, CA, 1993
1993 California Police Summer Games. Los Angeles Sheriff s Athletic Association, City of Industry, CA
Mt. SAC Relays. Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut, CA, 1993
1992 Ed Parker's 29th Annual International Jarate Championships. Long Beach, CA, 1992
1992 TAC National /unior Olympics. Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut, CA
Medical Director. Long Beach Post Of ce Criterion, Long Beach, CA, 1992
1992 National Corporate Track and Field Championships. Irvine, CA
Komen Pro Beach Volleyball Tournament. Seal Beach, CA, 1992
1992 Mt. SAC Relays. Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut, CA
5th All Africa Games. Cairo, Egypt, 1991
1991 National Corporate Track and Field Championships. Santa Barbara, CA
1991 WSAYMobil National Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Downing Stadium. New –ork, N–
International Pro Kater Ski Tour. San Diego, CA, 1991 1990 African National Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Cairo, Egypt
1990 TACYWSA East Region National Outdoor Track and Field Championships, Columbia University, New –ork, N–
1990 New ork Games, Columbia University, New –ork, N–
1990 WSAYMobil National Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Norwalk, CA
1990 American Drug Free Powerlifting Association N. . State Championships, Pelham Manor, New –ork, N–
HONORS AND A;ARDS
National University of Health Sciences—Lombard, IL
2019 Honorary Doctor of Laws )LLDK
Council on Chiropractic Education Z Scottsdale, A7
2015 Special Recognition Award for Service
ONE Concept Z San Diego, CA
2013 Lifetime Achievement Award
Association of Ayurvedic Professionals of North America
2012 Special Recognition Award. In recognition for contributions in the advancement of Ayurvedic Medicine.
American Public Health Association
2009 Special Award for Advancing Public &ealth U Chiropractic. In recognition for outstanding contributions to the future of chiropractic in public health.
Los Angeles College of Chiropractic Z Whittier, CA
199Y Clinical Teaching Excellence Award
199G Blood from a Turnip Award Division of Clinical Sciences
1994 Teaching Excellence Award
International College of Chiropractors
1994 Fellow, Outstanding Service to the Chiropractic Profession
ACA Council On Sports Injuries and Physical Fitness
1994 Outstanding Service Award
International Sports Chiropractic
1992 Outstanding Service Award
New York Chiropractic College Z Seneca Falls, N–
19YG D.D. Palmer Memorial Award
19YG /ack Julawy Memorial Scholarship Fund Award
REFERENCES
References availaqle upon re uest