20/07/2025
PCOM "Diplomate in Osteopathic Manipulative Practice" D.O.M.P. (India)
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About PCOM
The primary goal of Palms College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) is to educate students to become osteopathic manual therapists who practice within the concept and phylosophy of osteopathic science. In addition, our goal is to educate and develop primary health care providers who will practice in the osteopathic field. The PCOM encourages the students to participate in research and life-long learning to further advance his or her chosen profession.
DOMP International Course Curriculum
Educational requirements
To qualify for entering our approved program, the student must have completed a full time healthcare related degree or college diploma program. The program of study must include Human Sciences (Anatomy, Physiology, Neurology and Pathophysiology) in order to be able to understand how and why osteopathic principles and techniques are applied during training;
or
being a licensed practitioner in one of the regulated healthcare profession such as Licensed or Registered Chiropractor/Osteopath, Physiotherapist, Dentist, BAMS, BHMS, MBBS, BNYS, MD in bams or mbbs
At PCOM you will receive Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy Training Program that meets international standards described by WHO.
(Length: 2 - 3 years, total 2000 hours)
* includes ONLINE (On-demand) + OFFLINE (3 modules) of hands-on training.
The curriculum focuses on osteopathic concepts, philosophy, theory, accessment and treatment. Supervised clinical practice is an also essential aspect of training as an Osteopath.
All candidates must come to finish the course in either Japan or India.
Annual and Final course examination shall entail multiple sections: written and practical.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
■ INTRODUCTION
■ Osteopathic MFR (Myofascial Release)
■ MET Muscle Energy Technique
■ SCS Strain Counterstrain
■ HVLA / Osteopathic Articular Manipulation
■ FPR Facilitated Positional Release & Still Technique
■Visceral Techniques
■Craniosacral Osteopathy
■Lymphatic Techniques
■Case Studies
■Weekly and Annual Exams
■Reviews ( Anatomy / Physiology / Pathology / Orthopedic & neurological Tests / etc. )
■Integration & Final Exam
