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TableofContents

1 MISSIONSTATEMENT 4

2 PHILOSOPHYOFTHEOLAGRIMSBYINSTITUTE 42.1 PEOPLEHELPINGPEOPLE 42.2 KNOWLEDGEANDPRACTICE 52.3 ON-GOINGEDUCATION 52.4 QUALITYPATIENTCAREATLESSCOST 5

3 ADMISSIONREQUIREMENTS 83.1 YEARIORTHOPAEDICRESIDENCY(ON-SITE/INDEPENDENTSTUDY) 83.2 YEARIIMANUALTHERAPYFELLOWSHIP 83.3 YEARIIIPH.D.INORTHOPAEDICMANUALTHERAPY 93.4 PH.D.PROGRAMREQUIREMENTS/TRACKS 93.5 CURRICULARCOMPONENT: 93.6 RESEARCHCOMPONENT 10

4 NEWRESIDENTRECRUITMENT 11

5 ACADEMICCALENDAR 11

6 OPERATINGSCHEDULE 12

7 ENGLISHASASECONDLANGUAGE 12

8 POLICIESANDREGULATIONS 12

9 STUDENTTUITIONRECOVERYFUND 13

10 BUYER’SRIGHTTOCANCEL:REFUNDPOLICYFORTUITION** 13

11 PRIVACYPOLICY 15

12 TUITIONPRICING 1712.1 CLINICALCERTIFICATIONPROGRAM(COMT) 1712.2 YEARIDMTPROGRAM–12MONTHON-SITEORTHOPEDICRESIDENCY 1712.3 YEARIDMTPROGRAM–INDEPENDENTSTUDY-12MONTHRESIDENCY 1712.4 YEARICOMTTRANSITIONALTODMTPROGRAM–INDEPENDENTSTUDY-12MONTHRESIDENCY1712.5 YEARIIFELLOWSHIPPROGRAM–12MONTHPROGRAM 1712.6 YEARIII:PHDINORTHOPEDICMANUALTHERAPYPROGRAM–12MONTHPROGRAM 17

13 FINANCIALASSISTANCE 18

14 ATTENDANCEREQUIREMENTS 18

15 PROGRESS/GRADINGSYSTEM 19

16 RESIDENTCONDUCTPOLICY 21

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17 RESIDENTCOMPLAINTPROCEDURE 21

18 PLACEMENTASSISTANCE&EMPLOYMENTRATES 21

19 RECORDSRETENTION 22

20 LOCATIONS 22

21 THEOLAGRIMSBYFACULTY 23

22 ACADEMICPROGRAMS 2422.1 CERTIFICATIONINORTHOPEDICMANUALTHERAPY(COMT) 24

23 ORTHOPAEDICRESIDENCYPROGRAMS 2523.1 YEARI:DOCTOROFMANUALTHERAPY(DMT) 2523.2 12-MONTHON-SITEDMTPROGRAMREQUIREMENTS 2723.3 12-MONTHINDEPENDENTSTUDYDMTPROGRAMREQUIREMENTS 2823.4 12-MONTHCCPORCOMTTRANISITIONALDMTPROGRAMREQUIREMENTS 29

24 FELLOWSHIP:MANUALTHERAPYFELLOWSHIPREQUIREMENTS(YEARII) 30

25 PH.D.INORTHOPEDICMANUALTHERAPYREQUIREMENTS(YEARIII) 32

26 * PARTIII—PH.D.COURSEOUTLINE 33

27 STEP:CERTIFICATIONINREHABILITATIVEEXERCISE 34

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1 MISSIONSTATEMENTThemissionoftheOlaGrimsbyInstituteistoprovidethehighestqualityintegratedmanualtherapyeducationtopracticingorthopedicoutpatientmanualtherapistsand physicians. The Institute's programs aim to develop a competent andautonomous professional capable of diagnosing and caring for patients withneuro-musculosceletal dysfunction. The Institute serves to support, encourageand facilitate the pursuit of excellence in orthopedic patient care by advancingthe skills and intellectual competency of the clinician and by encouraging andrequiring clinically relevant research The instructors exemplify the manualtherapy clinician as well as enable the fellowship student to understand,synthesizeandapplyscientificknowledge,manualskills,andcriticalthinkingtopatientassessmentand intervention.Wedo thisbyenablingourstudents,whoare practicing manual physical therapists, to design scientifically-basedtreatments for the health of each individual patient, resulting in a reducednumberoftreatmentsandimprovedoutcomes.

2 PHILOSOPHYOFTHEOLAGRIMSBYINSTITUTE2.1 PEOPLEHELPINGPEOPLE

ThefacultyandadministrationoftheOlaGrimsbyInstitutebelieveinthepowerofpeoplehelpingpeople,andwestrivetoapplythisbelieftothestudents,faculty,staff,therapistsandpatientsassociatedwiththeInstitute.Webelievethatwhenonepersonishelped,everyoneisalittlebetterforit.Wearethereforededicatedtohelpingasmanypeopleaspossiblebyexpandingthepracticeoforthopaedicmanual physical therapy based on clinical expertise and the most currentunderstandingofthehumanneuro-muscular-skeletalsystems.

Asan internationally-focused,professional,educationconsortium,wedesignallofourprogramswith respect to the social, cultural, andprofessional implicationsunique to each region in which our programs are offered. This means thatelementssuchascurricula,presentation,andpricingstructuresaredesignedtoservethestudentsandtheirpatientsineachuniquepartoftheworldwheretheOlaGrimsbyInstituteoperates.

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2.2 KNOWLEDGEANDPRACTICE TheInstitutebelieves thataphysical therapist’scompetence isdevelopedthroughthepursuitofactivelearningintwodomains:

•Knowledge-Integratingathoroughunderstandingofanatomy,physiologyand biomechanicalfunctionwiththeprocessofclinicalreasoning,analysis,diagnosisanddecision-making.

• Practice - Extensive hands-on experiencewith patients to achieve the advancedmanualskillsforassessmentandinterventionofmovementdysfunction.

2.3 ON-GOINGEDUCATION TheInstitutebelievesthattheprofessionaldevelopmentofthephysicaltherapistisanongoingandcontinuouspath;therefore,oneoftheInstitute’sresponsibilitiesis to provide practicing physical therapists and other healthcare professionalswith instructionalprograms inoutpatientorthopaedicmanual therapy that arecurrentandinclusiveofevolvingresearch.

Theprogressionofourongoingprofessional educationprograms includesClinicalCertification, followed by ourDoctoral Degree residency, both ofwhich can beachieved in the course of one year. Our second-year residency results in aFellowship Certification; both of these programs are credentialed by theAmericanPhysicalTherapyAssociation(APTA).

Followingthethirdyearofclinicalspecialization,studentsmaybeawardedaPh.D.inOrthopaedicManualTherapy.

As a degree granting institution, the broad goal of our research program is toprovidetheprofessionwithevidence-basedinformationnecessarytosupportthefuturedevelopmentofphysicalandmanualtherapy

2.4 QUALITYPATIENTCAREATLESSCOSTThe Institute places quality of orthopaedic manual therapy above all else in thetraining of our students and the care of our patients. We have supportingevidence that by providing physical therapists with advanced training, inorthopaedicmanualphysical therapy, theybecomemoreeffectiveandefficient.Theachievementthroughthisphilosophyandpracticeisbetterpatientoutcomesinlesstime,resultinginthedecreasedcostofservices.

Furthermore,thereisevidencetosuggestthatphysicaltherapistswhocompleteourresidency programs have a higher level of personal satisfaction in theperformance of their work compared with physical therapists without ourresidencyeducation.

Researchalsoshowsaradicalincreaseintheperceptionoftheirclinicalcompetence,aswellasareductioninthenumberoftreatmentsnecessaryinordertogainfullrecoveryfromspinalaswellasextremityinterventions.

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OlaGrimsby,PT,DMT,FFAAOMP HonoraryFellowbytheAAOMPT,“TeacheroftheYearAward”BytheKaltenbornTeachIMustAwardbytheAAOMPT.DearStudent:ItakegreatprideinwelcomingyoutotheOlaGrimsbyInstituteConsortium!Our programs are the result of a thirty-five year dream of mine to create anacademicandclinicalresidencycurriculumforPhysicalTherapistsintheUnitedStates. The process has included teaching and administration of the NationalProgram for Orthopaedic Manual Therapy in Norway, studies of the multi-national“schoolsofthought”,andlecturesthroughouttheworld.Ourfacultyarehighly qualified clinicians with broad experience in the many aspects of ourprofession.In2007,weweregrantedtherighttoissuetheworld’sfirstPh.D.inOrthopaedicManualTherapy.

Through an extensive curriculum, we are among the leaders of postgraduatetraining for Physical Therapists. For studentswhowant to earn aDoctorate ofManual Therapy degree, become a Fellow of the American Academy ofOrthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy (AAOMPT), or a attain a Ph.D. inOrthopaedicManualTherapy,inadditiontotheCertificateofCompletion,currentenrollment is available through the Institute’s required registration under theUtahPostsecondaryProprietarySchoolAct.

Althoughweseeka scientific rationale forourclinical skill,wewill alwaysputanemphasisontheartofourperformance.Inrecognitionoftheneedforscientificverification,itisimportanttorememberthatresearchhaslittlevaluetousunlessit is clinically applicable.Consequently,wedonotoffer youa finishedproduct,butanopportunitytoparticipateinaprocessofconstantdevelopment,fosteringthedevelopmentofalifelonglearner.

The Ola Grimsby Institute is recognized as a provider of the Manual Therapyfellowship training by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual PhysicalTherapy and the American Physical Therapy Association. As of the summer of1992,theAPTAisa fullmemberoftheInternationalFederationofOrthopaedicManipulative Therapy, and the programs of the Institute will also meet theinternational standard. As of 2003, we are credentialed through the AmericanPhysicalTherapyAssociation.Furthermore,theOlaGrimsbyInstituteisaffiliatedwithnumerousacademicorganizationsthroughoutEuropeandAsia.

In spite of our academic and professional achievements, we do not have all theanswers.Inhumbleadmirationfortheenormouspotentialofourprofession,wechallengeyoutoparticipate,toquestion,tolearnandtoshareforthebenefitofpersonal and professional growth and optimal patient care. I look forward toworkingandlearningwithyou!

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OLA GRIMSBY

INSTITUTE TEAM MEMBERS

OlaGrimsby JimRivard RickKringLauraMarkeyChiefExecutiveVicePresidentCAOVicePresidentCEOVicePresident/CFO

ola@olagrimsby.comjimrivard@olagrimsby.comrickkring@olagrimsby.comlauramarkey@aol.com

LaurenLandry OperationalCoordinatorinfo@olagrimsby.com

WWW.OLAGRIMSBY.COM

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3 ADMISSIONREQUIREMENTS3.1 YearIOrthopaedicResidency(On-Site/IndependentStudy)

1.Graduateofaphysicaltherapyprogramaccreditedandrecognizedbythenationalparentbody.

2. Proof of licensure to practice physical therapy within their current practicesetting.

3.DemonstratedinterestinfurtherprofessionaldevelopmentasdocumentedintheOGI

OrthopaedicResidencyApplication.4.DemonstrationthattheResidentisactivelyworkinginanorthopaedicsetting. 5. Demonstrate that they are eligible for membership within the national parentbody.

6.Applicantsmustprovideallhistoryofprofessionalacademictraining7.Applicantsarerequiredtosubmitanautobiographicalstatement.8. Applicants are required to provide references from two employers orprofessionalassociates.

9.Selfphotograph–canbeemailedelectronically10.OfficialtranscriptssenttotheOGIbusinessoffice.11.TheOperationsmanagerandCAOwillreviewallapplications,requestingclarificationoradditionalinformation.Ifdeterminednecessary,theCAOwillscheduleinterviewswillbescheduledforapplicantstoassistwiththedecisiontoacceptorrejectanapplicant.

12.Ifinterviewsareperformed,eachapplicanttobeinterviewedwillbenotifiedinwriting(email)aminimumoffourweekspriortotheirinterview.OncetheinterviewscheduleisconfirmedbetweentheapplicantandtheCAO,eachapplicantwillbeinformedofthespecifictime,date,andplacefortheirinterview.Interviewsmaybeconductedface-to-face,Skypeorphone,dependingupongeographiclocationsofapplicantsandinterviewers.

13.OncetheinterviewsarecompletedtheCAOwillmakethefinaldecisionsregardingoutrightacceptance,conditionalacceptance,orrejectionofanapplicant.

12.Allapplicantswillbenotifiedoftheirfinalstatusaminimumof6weekspriortothestartoftheprogramforwhichtheyhaveapplied.

3.2 YearIIManualTherapyFellowship1. Invitation to apply once the student has successfully completed the OrthopaedicResidency(On-Site/IndependentStudy)

2.Demonstrated interest in further professional development as documented in theOGIManualTherapyFellowshipApplication.

3.Demonstrationthatthestudentisactivelyworkinginanorthopaedicsetting.4.Proofoflicensuretopracticephysicaltherapywithintheircurrentpracticesetting.5.Demonstratethattheyareeligibleformembershipwithinthenationalparentbody.6.TheFellowshipprogramdoesnotrecognizetransfercreditsfromanyotheruniversityorResidencyprogramtomeetrequirementsforfellowshipapplication.

7.TheOperationsmanagerandCAOwillreviewallapplications,requestingclarificationoradditional information. Ifdeterminednecessary, theCAOwill schedule interviewswillbescheduledforapplicantstoassistwiththedecisiontoacceptorrejectanapplicant.

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8.Ifinterviewsareperformed,eachapplicanttobeinterviewedwillbenotifiedinwriting(email)aminimumoffourweekspriortotheirinterview.Oncetheinterviewscheduleisconfirmedbetween the applicant and the CAO, each applicantwill be informed of thespecific time,date,andplacefortheir interview. Interviewsmaybeconductedface-to-face, Skype or phone, depending upon geographic locations of applicants andinterviewers.

9. Once the interviews are completed the CAO will make the final decisions regardingoutrightacceptance,conditionalacceptance,orrejectionofanapplicant.

10.Allapplicantswillbenotifiedof their final statusaminimumof6weeksprior to thestartoftheprogramforwhichtheyhaveapplied.

3.3 YearIIIPh.D.inOrthopaedicManualTherapy1.InvitationtoapplyoncethestudenthassuccessfullycompletedtheOrthopaedic2.Residency(On-Site/IndependentStudy)andtheManualTherapyFellowship.3.Demonstrated interest in further professional development as documented in theOGIPh.D.inOrthopaedicManualTherapyApplication.

4.Demonstrationthatthestudentisactivelyworkinginanorthopaedicsetting.5.Proofoflicensuretopracticephysicaltherapywithintheircurrentpracticesetting.6.Demonstratethattheyareeligibleformembershipwithinthenationalparentbody.6. The PhD program does not recognize transfer credits from any other university orResidencyprogramtomeetrequirementsforPartIII/PhDapplication.

7.TheOperationsmanagerandCAOwillreviewallapplications,requestingclarificationoradditional information. Ifdeterminednecessary, theCAOwill schedule interviewswillbescheduledforapplicantstoassistwiththedecisiontoacceptorrejectanapplicant.

8.Ifinterviewsareperformed,eachapplicanttobeinterviewedwillbenotifiedinwriting(email)aminimumoffourweekspriortotheirinterview.Oncetheinterviewscheduleisconfirmedbetween the applicant and the CAO, each applicantwill be informed of thespecific time,date,andplacefortheir interview. Interviewsmaybeconductedface-to-face, Skype or phone, depending upon geographic locations of applicants andinterviewers.

9. Once the interviews are completed the CAO will make the final decisions regardingoutrightacceptance,conditionalacceptance,orrejectionofanapplicant.

10.Allapplicantswillbenotifiedof their final statusaminimumof6weeksprior to thestartoftheprogramforwhichtheyhaveapplied.

3.4 PH.D.PROGRAMREQUIREMENTS/TRACKS

ForcurrentandpastOGIstudentsandgraduates,theattainmentofaPh.D.degreeisachieved by building upon previous curricular studies and research. OGIgraduates will need to complete the following Curricular and ResearchComponentsbasedonthelevelofpreviousOlaGrimsbyInstitutestudy.

3.5 CurricularComponent:

For studentswho have completed the previous Part IManual Therapy asDPT orMOMT:

Youwillneedtocompletethesecondyear(Fellowship)andthethirdyear(ClinicalSpecializationinManualTherapy).

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Fellowship Graduates—For students who have completed the previous Part I asDPT,MOMTandtheFellowshipyear:

Requirements are completion of the third PhD year (Clinical Specialization inManualTherapy),completingallcoursework,clinicalrequirementsandresearch.

Previous Part I as DPT, MOMT, and the previous Part II section, (but noFellowshipyear):

Requirements:1. One additional weekend course in STEP1-6 (unless you have taken the STEPcertificationprogram)

2.OneadditionalweekendcourseinHighVelocityThrustManipulation(MT6,MT8,MT9)

3. One additional weekend course in Medical Screening. (MT10–unless taken in2006orlater)

4.OneClinicalProblemSolvingcourse(MT5–unlesstakenin2006orlater)5.OneweekendcourseinRadiologyandinPharmacology(tobeannounced)6.RetakethepracticalExamforPartIII.ThirdYearGraduates: For studentswho have completed the previous Part I asDPT,MOMT,completedtheFellowshipyearand theClinicalSpecializationyearin2006orearlier:

Youwillhavetotake:1. One additional weekend course in STEP (unless you have taken the STEPcertificationprogram)

2.OneadditionalweekendcourseinHighVelocityThrustManipulation(MT6,MT8,MT9)

3.OneadditionalweekendcourseinMedicalScreening(MT10–unlesstakenin2006orlater)

4.One5daycourseinClinicalProblemSolving(MT5–unlesstakenin2006orlater)5.OneweekendcourseinRadiologyandinPharmacology(tobeannounced)6.RetakethepracticalExamforPartIII.

3.6 ResearchComponent•For thosewhocompleted theDMTcurriculum (with orwithout a pilot study)andthosewhocompletedvarioussegmentsoftheclinicalcurriculum(includingthosewhocompletedthethreeandfouryearversions):Youwillneedtoselectatopicfromthecurrentlist,orrequestapprovalofanunlistedtopic.

• For those who began work on (but did not finish) either a proposal or adissertation:

Youcaneitherretainyourtopicandbeginwhereyouleftoff,orselectanewtopicfromthecurrentlist,orrequestapprovalofanunlistedtopic.

•Forthosewhofinishedaproposal(butnotadissertation):

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Youcaneitherretainyourtopicandbeginwheretheyleftoff,orselectanewtopicfromthecurrentlist,orrequestapprovalofanunlistedtopic.

•Forthosewhobeganworkon(butdidnotfinish)adissertation:Youcaneitherretainyourtopicandbeginwhereyouleftoff,orselectanewtopicfromthecurrentlist,orrequestapprovalofanunlistedtopic.

•Forthosewhofinishedadissertation:YoucaneitherretainyourtopicandpursueoneormoreoftheirRecommendationsfor Further Research, or select a new topic from the current list, or requestapprovalofanunlistedtopic.

•Forthosewhoarecurrentlyworkingonaseconddissertation:Youcaneitherretainyourtopicandcontinuefromwhereyouarenow,orselectanewtopicfromthecurrentlist,orrequestapprovalofanunlistedtopic.

4 NEWRESIDENTRECRUITMENTNew Resident recruitment occurs throughout the world and takes place atworkshopsandcontinuingeducationcoursessponsoredbytheInstitute.Atthesemeetings the facultymembersdescribe the Institute’s activitiesandenrollmentmaterials are distributed to interested people. The Institute does not utilize“agents”, employees or independent contractors who are hired to recruit newresidents. All enrollment agreements for admission are submitted to theInstitute’scentraladministrativeoffice.TheInstitutedoesnotgrantpriorcreditsuchas reducedhours in theprogramorany tuitiondiscount foranypreviouseducationor training completed. Please visit ourwebsitewww.olagrimsby.comforfurtherinformation.

5 ACADEMICCALENDAR•The academic calendarbegins everyFebruary, endingwith examinations in SaltLakeCity,Utah,thefollowingJanuary.

• For the Clinical Certification Program, there are 6 seminar weekends of classincludinga7thweekendforreviewandexaminations.

•DMTPrograms,whencompletedon-site, involve10classweekendsthroughouttheyear.Inaddition,3weekendseminarsarerequired(STEP1,STEP4,MT6).Allattemptsaremadetoscheduletheseseminarsinthecityofanon-siteresidency,buttravelmaybenecessarytocompletethesecourses.A4thseminarisrequired,theMT5ClinicalProblemSolvingcourse,whichispresentedinJanuarytheweekofexaminations.

• Independent study residents must maintain weekly contact with assignedfacultymembersfor8or12monthsdependentonresident’senrollment,aswellas attend six mandatory short-term courses (MT2, MT3, STEP1, STEP4, MT5,MT6). Students are required to schedule these courses based on the coursesoffered nationally or internationally, listed on the OGI website. Inaddition,allDMTresidentsarerequiredtocomplete150hoursof fulltimeclinicalsupervisionthefirstyear

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• Transition form COMT: For students transitioning from Clinical CertificationProgram(CCPorCOMT)completionofonlinemodulesisrequires,muchliketheIndependent Study Residency program listed above. Additional seminars arerequire, if not previously completed outside the Certification program (STEP1,STEP4,MT5,MT6).Studentsarerequiredtoschedulethesecoursesbasedonthecourses offered nationally or internationally, listed on theOGIwebsite. SpecialseminarrequirementsincludeMT2iandMT3i.ThesearelabcoursesdesignedtoreviewprevioustechniquesintheCertificationcourses,MT2andMT3,butalsotoprovide the additional techniques and tests required for full Residency. Inaddition,allDMTresidentsarerequiredtocomplete150hoursoffulltimeclinicalsupervisionthefirstyear.

• Fellowship programs begins in February, with examinations completed thefollowingJanuary.Studentsaretocomplete16classdays(8weekend,dependinguponlocalscheduling).Inadditionmandatoryshort-termcoursesinclude(MT8,MT9,STEP2,STEP5). Inaddition,allFellowshipstudentsarerequiredtocomplete150hoursoffulltimeclinicalsupervisionthefirstyear.

6 OPERATINGSCHEDULEClassesgenerallymeetfrom8:00amto5:00pmonSaturdayand8:00amto5pmon Sunday. Schedules may vary depending on location. Important schedulinginformation such as specific operating hours and class schedules will beannouncedtoresidentsinadvanceoncedetermined.

7 ENGLISHASASECONDLANGUAGEThe Institute does not provide English as a second language instruction. All classsessions conducted within the United States will be taught in the Englishlanguage.

8 POLICIESANDREGULATIONSTheOlaGrimsbyinstituteisapprovedasanon-degreegrantingschoolinthestateofCalifornia.Forfurtherinformationaboutthiscertification,pleasecontact:

BureauforPrivatePostSecondaryandVocationalEducation 400RStreetSuite5000 Sacramento,California95814 Phone:(916)445-3427Our program is registered under THE POST SECONDARY PROPRIETARY SCHOOLACT,Title13,Chapter34,UtahCode.RegistrationundertheUtahPostsecondaryProprietary School Act does not mean that the State of Utah supervises,recommends, nor accredits the institution. It is the resident’s responsibility todetermine whether credits, degrees, or certificates from the institution willtransfertootherinstitutionsormeetemployers’trainingrequirements.Thismaybedonebycallingtheprospectiveschooloremployer.AspartofourregistrationwiththeUtahDivisionofConsumerProtection,theOGImaintainsasuretybond.

The Ola Grimsby Institute is not accredited by a regional or national accreditingbodyrecognizedbytheUSDepartmentofEducation.

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9 STUDENTTUITIONRECOVERYFUNDCalifornia law requires that, upon enrollment, a fee be assessed in relation to thecostof tuition.ThesefeessupporttheStudentTuitionRecoveryFund(STRF),aspecialfundestablishedbytheCaliforniaLegislaturetoreimbursestudentswhomightotherwiseexperienceafinanciallossasaresultofuntimelyschoolclosure.StudentsmaybereimbursedbySTRFonlyforprepaidbutunusedtuitionmoneys.Institutionalparticipationismandatory.(EducationCode:Section94342)

Itismandatorythatenrolleeskeepacopyofanyenrollmentagreement,contractorapplication to document enrollment; tuition receipts or canceled checks todocument the total amount of tuition paid; and records which will show thepercentage of the course which has been completed. Such records wouldsubstantiateaclaimforreimbursementfromtheSTRF,whichtobeconsidered,mustbefiledwithin60daysofschoolclosure.

IfastudenthasobtainedajudgmentagainsttheInstitutionforanyviolationofthelaw,andthestudentcertifiesthatthejudgmentcannotbecollectedafterdiligenteffort, a claim can be made to the STRF within two years upon which thejudgmentbecomesfinal.

Forfurtherinformationorinstructions,contact:BureauforPrivatePostsecondaryandVocationalEducation:400RStreetSuite5000

Sacramento,California95814(916)445-3427Disclosure:We are registeredwith the State of California.Registrationmeanswehavemetcertainminimumstandardsimposedbythestateforregisteredschoolson thebasisofourwrittenapplication to thestate.Registrationdoesnotmeanwehavemetallofthemoreextensivestandardsrequiredbythestateforschoolsthat are approved to operate or licensed or that the state has verified theinformationwesubmittedwithourregistration.

10 BUYER’SRIGHTTOCANCEL:RefundPolicyforTuition**10.1 Enrollment“CoolingOffPeriod”

FollowingenrollmentinanyOGIProgram,thestudentshallhaveathree-business-daycooling-offperiodisasfollows:

Athree-business-daycooling-offperiodduringwhichtimethestudentmayrescindthecontractand

ReceivearefundofallmoneypaidThecooling-offperiodmaynotendpriortomidnightofthethirdbusinessdayafterthelatestofthefollowingdays:(i)thedaythestudentsignsanenrollmentagreement(ii)thedaythestudentpaystheinstitutionaninitialdepositorfirstpaymenttowardtuitionandfees;or

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(iii)thedaythatthestudentfirstvisitstheinstitution,iftheprogramlastsmorethan30consecutivecalendardays.

10.2 Cancellation:

AresidentmayterminateenrollmentbysubmittingawrittennoticeinpersonorbyCERTIFIEDMAILto:

Mr.BradJordan,President 1560140thAveNESuite100 Bellevue,WA98005A. Any written contract or agreement signed by a prospective resident shall notbecome operative until the resident attends the first class or session ofinstruction.

B. The effective date of cancellation is the date the written notice is received (ifsubmittedinperson)orispostmarked(ifsentbyCERTIFIEDMAIL).TheInstitutewillprovideanyrefundsduewithin30days.

C. Cancellationafterthefirstdayofclass:Youmaycancelyourcontractforschoolwithoutanypenaltyorobligationsonthefifthbusinessdayfollowingyourfirstclass session by providing written confirmation of your desire to cancelenrollment.

D. Ifcancellationoccursafterthefivedayrecessionperiod,therefundshallbetheamounttheresidentpaidforinstructionmultipliedbyafraction,thenumeratorofwhichisthenumberofhoursinstructionwhichtheresidenthasnotreceivedbut forwhich the resident has paid and the denominator ofwhich is the totalnumberofhoursofinstructionforwhichtheresidenthaspaid.

Example:Studentspre-paytuition.AssumeyourDMT12-monthResidencyProgramtuitionis$9,933.Thequarterlypre-paymentis$2,483.25whichisfor87.5hoursof instruction (one quarter of a 350 instructional hour program). Assume youcancel after completing 50 hours of instruction and before completing theremaining37.5hoursofthetotal87.5hours(perquarter).

$2,483.25x37.5(instructionhoursnotreceived)=$10,64.25refund 87.5(totalhourspaidfor)Therearenochargesforequipment.Refundswillbesentwithin30daysaftertheInstitutereceivesnoticeinwritingofthecancellation.

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doesnotacceptreturnsandmakesnorefundsforbooksorothermaterialsthatareorderedthroughtheInstitute.

11 PrivacyPolicy

We care about your privacy and security and have created this Privacy Policy todemonstrate our firm commitment to your privacy and to assist you in usingwww.olagrimsby.com(knownasthe“website”).Thisprivacypolicyissubjecttochangeandappliesonly to informationonthewebsite,andnot tooutsidesiteslinked toby thewebsite.Youmaycontactusat the followingaddresswithanyconcerns,questionsorcomments:

TheOlaGrimsbyInstitute1560140thAveNESte100Bellevue,WA98005Phone:425-998-9773Email:info@olagrimsby.comThe Ola Grimsby Institute (OGI) does not collect via the website names, emailaddresses,oranyotherpersonalinformationunlessitisvoluntarilyprovidedbysite visitors. Visitors will be informed when the website requires personalinformation (name, address, email address, telephone number, credit cardnumber and/or other identifying information). TheOGIwill not distribute thisinformation to third parties without your prior consent. Data submitted by auserwillbeusedfortheexpresspurposedescribedatthepointofcollectionintheOGI’sdatabaseandforstatisticalpurposestoanalyzeuserbehavior.TheOGIwill protect the information provided. The OGI may disclose your personalinformationifrequiredtodosobylaworinthegoodfaithbeliefthatsuchactionisnecessarytocomplywithanylegalrequirementsorwithalegalprocess,ortoprotectanddefend therightsorpropertyof theOGIemployeesormembersofthepublic.

OGIwillmakeeveryattempt toprotect anypersonal information submitted touselectronically.However,electronicemailisnotsecureagainstinterception.Anysensitive information submitted to the website is provided at the risk of thesender.

Although the OGI makes every effort to protect your personal information andincorporates reasonable safeguards to protect the security, integritycompleteness,accuracyandprivacyof thepersonal informationthatwecollect,due to legal and security matters that are beyond our control, we cannotguaranteethattheinformationthatyoumayprovidetousisneverdisclosedtoathirdparty.TheOGIhasputinplaceprecautionstoprotectinformationfromloss,misuse and alteration. Only those OGI employees who need access to yourinformation in order to do their job are allowed access. We have also putproceduresinplacetosafeguardanycreditcarddatawecollectfromyouwhen

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making a purchase. Please note, however, thatwe cannot absolutely guaranteethe securityof any informationyouprovideonline;youprovide it at yourownrisk.

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12 TUITIONPRICINGThefollowingpricinginformationisforthecurrentOGIprograms.Fordescriptionsof the programs listed below, please see our Residencies section. Paymentoptions includefourquarterlypayments,ormonthlypayments forthedurationoftheprogram.

12.1 ClinicalCertificationProgram(COMT)•Totaltuitioncoverscourseregistration,materialandexamfeesfortheprogram...$3,093

12.2 YearIDMTProgram–12monthOn-siteOrthopedicResidency•ResidencyTuition..........................................................................................................$8,995•Examfees(writtenandpractical)..............................................................................$945•150hoursofclinicalsupervision...............................................................................Free

Total$9,940AdditionalFeesifcompletingrequiredResearchPortionforDMT•ResearchFee($150monthly)..................................................................................$1800

12.3 YearIDMTProgram–IndependentStudy-12monthresidency•ResidencyTuition............................................................................................................$6,500•Examfees(writtenandpractical)...............................................................................$945•150hoursofclinicalsupervision................................................................................Free

Total$7,445AdditionalFeesifcompletingrequiredResearchPortionforDMT•ResearchFee($150monthly)..................................................................................$1800

12.4 YearICOMTTransitionaltoDMTProgram–IndependentStudy-12monthresidency•ResidencyTuition............................................................................................................$6,500•Examfees(writtenandpractical)...............................................................................$945•150hoursofclinicalsupervision................................................................................Free

Total$7,445AdditionalFeesifcompletingrequiredResearchPortionforDMT•ResearchFee($150monthly)..................................................................................$1800

12.5 YearIIFellowshipProgram–12monthprogram•Pre-requisite:YearIDMTResidencyProgram•ResidencyTuition............................................................................................................$7,995•Examfees(writtenandpractical)...............................................................................$945•150hoursofclinicalsupervision................................................................................Free

Total$8,940AdditionalResearchFees•ResearchFee($150monthly)..................................................................................$1800

12.6 YearIII:PhDinOrthopedicManualTherapyProgram–12monthprogram•PhD(PartIII)Tuition......................................................................................................$7,995•Examfees(writtenandpractical)...............................................................................$945•40hoursofclinicalsupervision................................................................................Free•Pre-requisite:ClinicalCertificationProgram

Total$8,940

*ResearchFee($150monthly)..................................................................................$1800

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*Pricesaresubjecttochange.Additionaleducationalexpensessuchastravelandlodgingcostsarenotincludedinabovepricing.

13 FINANCIALASSISTANCETheInstitutedoesnotofferfinancialassistanceatthistime.

14 ATTENDANCEREQUIREMENTS Excused and Unexcused Absences: students are required to attend every class inorder to successfully complete their program (Certification, Residency,Fellowship and PhD). We recognize that extenuating circumstances do occur.Absencesarethereforeconsideredexcusedorunexcusedasfollows:

Excused - Illness, death, birth, accidents and extraordinary circumstances. Thesemust be substantiated in writing and are excused at the discretion of theChairmanoftheBoard.

Unexcused-Allotherabsences,includingclasscuts.When absences occur notify the school before the missed class. Residents areresponsibleforcourseworkoutlinedintheirresidentsyllabus.Itistheresident’sresponsibilitytomakeupanyquizzesand/orexamsifapplicable.

Maximumabsences:Amaximumofthreeclasssessionsmaybemissed.Tomaintainsatisfactory progress, these classesmust bemade upwithin the specified timeperiod. If more than three class sessions are missed for whatever reason, theresidentwill be placed on academic probation. Further absenceswill result ininterruptionof the trainingprogram.The residentmaybe required to repeatacourse and be subject to additional tuition charges if the absences wereunexcused.

Interruption for Unsatisfactory Attendance: Residents with three unexcusedabsencesinanyclasswillreceivewrittennotificationofacademicprobationforaone-monthperiod.Furtherabsencesduringthisperiod,forwhateverreason,willresultininterruptionofthetrainingprogram.(Seemaximumabsences).

Make-up Work: All work must be made up within 10 days of the missed class.Makeupworkcannotbesubstitutedforhoursofclassattendance.

LeaveofAbsence:WrittenrequestsforaleaveofabsencewillbeconsideredbytheChairman of the Board. If granted, residents have two years to resume theprogram, when and if it is offered again. The Resident will be responsible forpayingalltuitionfeesrelatedtoanyremainingprogramrequirements.Ifaleaveof absence exceeds two (2) years, the Resident will be required to retake theentirecurriculum.

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Lateness: As a courtesy to the faculty members and your fellow classmates, it isexpectedthatallresidentswillbeontimetoclass.Tardiness,withoutlegitimatereason,onthreeoccasionswillbetreatedasanunexcusedabsence.

15 PROGRESS/GRADINGSYSTEM A. TheInstitute’sgradingsystem: Excellent 90-100 A AboveAverage 80-89 B Average 70-79 C BelowAverage 60-69 D Unsatisfactory 59orbelow FAveragerequiredforcertifiedcompletionofthecourseisaminimumpassinggradeof80%.To complete theoverall course students are also required to completethe following: all quizzes, assignments/projects, surveys, 1:1mentoring hours,mid-terms,clinicalpracticalexamsandfinalwrittenandpracticalexaminations.TheDMTprogram requires completion of a research project, otherwise only acertificateofcompletionisawarded,ratherthantheDMT.ThealsoPhDprogramrequirescompletionanddefenseofyourdissertation,otherwiseonlyacertificateofcompletionisawarded.

ExaminationAttendanceIndividualsarerequiredtoattendallscheduledexams.Failuretodosowillresultinagradeofzeroforthatspecificexam.Individualsmaybeabletodemonstrateanextenuatingcircumstance, inwhichcase, theywillbeofferedanopportunity tosit foraretakeexam.Theexammaybe thesameas theexamtakenby the other residents or it may follow a different format. That decision will be made by the Fellowship Program Coordinator and provided to the individual a minimum of three days prior to the date of thescheduled retake.

ExaminationPolicyExamination policies are the same for the Residency and Fellowship programs.Quizzes, written exams and practical exams are an integral component of thetrainingforstudentstodemonstrateaccountabilityforabilitytomeetobjectivesand criteria for passing. Therefore, the assessment of the student’s abilitywillcontinue throughout the course of the 1-year program. The grading of theprogramwillbecomposedofthefollowingelements:

MonthlyQuizzesandAssignmentsEachcoursewillhave1ormorequizzesandassignmentsassociatedwithspecificdidactic content within the curriculum. These electronic quizzes can be takenseveral time,with thehighestscorecounting.Theaveragegrade forallquizzesand course assignments combined will be worth 25% of the individual’s finalgrade.Theaveragegrade forquizzes andassignmentsmustbe greater thanorequalto80%.Individualswhocannotachieveatleast80%quizmayberequired

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toperformindependentstudyactivitiestodemonstratecompetencywithinthatarea. This will be formulated by the Program Coordinator. If the individual’saverage for the quizzes, assignments and exams falls below a 70% for twoconsecutive months they will be placed on academic probation. A formalremediation planwill be establishedwith scores reaching 80%or better to beremovedfromacademicprobation.

ProgramWrittenandPracticalPatientExamsTwowrittenexaminationsshallbecompleted,at theendofeachof thetwoterms(~5monthsand10monthsintotheprogram).Inaddition,2practicalexamsand6treatmenttechniqueexamswillbecompletedoverthecourseoftheprogram.The average grade for all thesepractical examinations combinedwill beworth25%oftheindividual’sfinalgrade.

FinalComprehensiveWrittenExamOnefinalwrittenexamwillbeadministeredattheendoftheprogram.Thegradeforthe finalwrittenexaminationwillbeworth25%of the individual’s final grade.Individuals must achieve a grade of 70% or higher on this exam in order tocompletetheprogram.IFagradeoflessthan80%isachievedthentheindividualwillbeofferedanopportunitytositforare-takeexam.Ifthegradeachievedonthere-takeexamislessthan70%theywillbeplacedonprobationandaformalremediation plan will be established. Studentswill not be eligible to complete the program with a score of less than 70% on this re-take exam. Individuals will be offered a maximum of three re-take opportunities to pass the final written exam. If it is not passed by 70% on the third re-take, the individual will be dismissed from the program.

Final Practical Patient Exams Each student will perform one final practical exam either involving patients, or patient

models at the discretion of each Examination Chair. Students must achieve a grade of 70% or higher in order to complete the program. If a grade of less than 70% is achieved the student will be offered an opportunity to perform a re-take second practical exam. If the grad achieved on the second exam is less than 70% they will be placed on probation and a formal remediation plan will be established. Individuals will not be eligible to complete the program with a score of less than 70%. Individuals will be offered a maximum of three opportunities to pass the final practical patient exam. If final practical patient exam is not passed by the third time the individual will be dismissed from the program. If a practical exam is failed secondary to “safety” issues/concerns the student must successfully pass a follow up practical or they will not be able to proceed within the program. Failure to successfully pass a re-take practical exam may result in termination from the program.

Program Completion Program completion is achieved with the completion of all assignments, quizzes and

exams. The final grade will be an average of the aggregate scores from the quizzes/assignments, program exams, final written and final practical. The aver must be 80% or higher to successfully complete the program.

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B.UnsatisfactoryProgress:Residents,whoarenotperformingatasatisfactorylevel,duringthecourseoftheresidency,willbenotifiedinwritingbytheChairmanoftheBoardandgivenfeedbackastohowtheycanimprovetheirperformance.IftheresidentcontinueswithpoorperformancetheymaybeplacedonAcademicProbation.Ifthisoccurs,theResidentwillbegivenspecificguidelinesastowhatthedeficienciesare,guidelinesofwhatisexpectedtobecorrected,amechanismand/orsuggestionsofhowthedeficienciescanbecorrected,andatimetableforwhenthecorrectionswillbeexpectedtobecompleted.

C. Re-enrollment:Re-enrollmentwillbeapprovedonlyafterevidence is showntothe Chairman that conditionswhich caused the interruption for unsatisfactoryprogresshasbeenremedied.

D.SatisfactoryCompletionofanyprogramisdependentonsuccessfulcompletionoftheevaluationconductedbytheBoardofExaminersappointedbytheChairmanoftheBoardandtheBoardofDirectors.(SeePracticalExaminationPoliciesandProcedures). The Certificate of Completion document is to be issued uponsatisfactory completion of the Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Program.The certificate of completion is certifying/recognizing the competency of thegraduate.

E. Graduation Rates: historical graduation rates are not available but the OGIcurrentlytracksgraduationratesofitsstudentsforaccreditationreporting.

16 RESIDENTCONDUCTPOLICYAt thediscretionof theChairman,aResidentmaybedismissed fromthe Instituteforaseriousorrepeatedincidentofanintoxicatedordruggedstateofbehavior,possessionofdrugs,alcoholorweapons,aswellas,behaviorscreatingasafetyhazard to other persons, disobedient or disrespectful behavior to anotherResident, administrator, faculty member, or any other stated or determinedinfractionofconduct.

17 RESIDENTCOMPLAINTPROCEDUREAnycomplaintsmaybedirectedeitherorallyor inwritingtoanyfacultymember,administrator,ordirectlytotheChairmanoftheBoard.Theresidentwillreceivenotificationinwritingthatthecomplainthasbeenreceivedwithintendays.

Upon receipt of the complaint, the Chairman, along with the Vice-President ofAcademicAffairs (seeAdministrativeChart)will then investigate thecomplaintthoroughly.If it isdeterminedthatthecomplaint is legitimate,theInstitutewillimplementresponsiblepoliciesorprocedurestoavoidsimilarcomplaintsinthefuture.FilingacomplaintwillinnowayaffectaResident’srightsorremedies.

18 PLACEMENTASSISTANCE&EMPLOYMENTRATESAsarule,residentsintheprogramarealreadyemployedasphysicaltherapistsandthereforetheInstituteoffersnoplacementassistancetoitsgraduates,butwillberendering the service of referrals of graduates to employers when regionalpositions are available. As students are gainfully employed physical therapist

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prior to and during the Institute’s programs, 100% of graduating therapistsremaingainfullyemployedatthetimeofgraduation.

Students may refer to the Student Examination Guide for details on exams andgraduation requirements. Students have three opportunities to take and passwrittenandpracticalexamsat80%orgreater.Instituterecordsshowthat95%ofstudentssuccessfullycompleteandgraduatetheOGIprograms.

19 RECORDSRETENTIONEnrollees are advised and cautioned that state law requires this educationalinstitutiontomaintainInstituteandresidentrecordsforonlyaten-yearperiod.

20 LOCATIONSAnchorage, AlaskaBirmingham (Vestavia Hills), AlabamaPrescott, ArizonaSan Diego, California - Kearny Villa, La MesaLoma Linda, CaliforniaChicago, Illinois - BourbonnaisChicago, Illinois - PeoriaChicago, Illinois - Roundlake Beach Portland, Oregon Memphis, TennesseeSan Angelo, Texas Plano, TexasSalt Lake City, UtahBellevue, Washington Seattle, Washington

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21 THEOLAGRIMSBYFACULTY

JoelAndersonDPT,MOMT,PhD,FAAOMPTRebeccaCatlinPT,DMT,OCS,FAAOMPTR ShalaCunninghamPT,DPT,DMT,OCS,FAAOMPT,CSCSCathyDollPT,DMTKarenDubrowPhD,PT,DMT,MS,FAAOMPT,CGSStuartEiversDPT,OCS,FAAOMPTChrisGlatzPT,C-STEP,FAAOMPTDonnaGramontPT,MOMTDavidGrantMPT,COMT,FAAOMPTLisaGreenPTOlaGrimsbyJr.PT,MOMT,FAAOMPT,MNFFBenGrotenhuisPT,CMTPT,FAAOMPTBillHaynerPT,OCS,C-STEP,FAAOMPTBillHinsonPT,MOMT,OCS,FAAOMPTRickHobuschPT,DMT,MOMT,FAAOMPTJenniferHolbournPT,DMT,FAAOMPTAlecKayMSPT,DMT,OCS,ATC,FAAOMPTKeithKocherPT,MOMT,FAAOMPTRichardKringPT,PhD,DMT,DPT,FAAOMPTVickiLuebbeMS,PT,OMT,FAAOMPTLauraMarkeyPT,DPT,CSCS,FAAOMPTRettNicolaiPT,DPT,FAAOMPTSarahOlsonMSPT,DMT,OCS,C-STEP,FAAOMPTScottOlsonPT,MOMT,FAAOMPTBrianPowerPT,DPT,DMT,FAAOMPTJimRivardPT,MOMT,DMT,OCS,C-STEP,FAAOMPTJojoSaysonPT,MOMT,DMT,FAAOMPTRebeccaSchultzPT,MOMT,FAAOMPTArthurSchwarczPhD,PT,ATC,MNSMTCindyUnsleberPT,MSPT,OCS,FAAOMPTDanWasheckPT,OCS,FAAOMPT

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22 ACADEMICPROGRAMS22.1 CertificationinOrthopedicManualTherapy(COMT)

TheCOMTprogramprovidesan introduction to scientific applicationofhistology,neurophysiology,traumatologyandbiomechanicsintoamodernclinicalmanualtherapy approach. This collection of weekend seminars provides a criticalthinking model for applying hands on soft tissue techniques, jointmobilization/manipulationforbothextremitiesandspinaljoints.

•Coursesandexaminationscanbecompletedin1year,orspreadoutovera3-yearperiod.

•Thecoursescanbetakeninanyorder,butitisrecommendedthattheMT1courseis taken first, or early in the course series, to providemore complete scientificrationaleforproceduresdemonstrated.

• For enrolled COMT participants, addition reading and online testing may berequiredforcredithoursassociatedwithsomeofthecourses.

•Examinationweekendincludesareview,writtenandpracticalexaminations.• Payments can be spread out with the registration of each course, and are notrequiredupfront.

•OutofClassHours-64hours•InClassHours-112hoursCLINICALCERTIFICATIONOUTLINE(COMT)Course Course Title Hours MT1 ScientificRationalforManualTherapy(seminarorhomestudy)16MT2 ManualTherapyfortheCervicalSpineandUpperQuarter 16MT3 ManualTherapyfortheLumbarSpineandLowerQuarter 16MT6 IntroductiontoSpinalManipulation 16MT7 AdvancedSoftTissueMobilization 16MT8 ManipulationoftheExtremityJoints 16Exam Review/Examinationweekend 16Hosting:IfyourclinicwouldliketohosttheCOMTcourseserieswithcoursesopentothepublic,youcanearn1freespotforevery10paidparticipants.Ifyourclinicwould like to host a closed COMT course series the class would need 18participants ormore,with the clinic still receiving 2 free participants. TheOGIcanprovideclosedcoursesforyourstaffovera1or2yearperiod.PleasecontacttheOGIofficefordetailsoncoursehosting(800-646-06128).

* COMT courses earn credits hours toward the Residency (Doctor of ManualTherapy)orFellowshipprograms.

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23 ORTHOPAEDICRESIDENCYPROGRAMS23.1 YearI:DoctorofManualTherapy(DMT)

TheDMTresidencyprogramisoneyear in lengthand it isofferedthroughouttheU.S.,EuropeandAsia.Theprogramconsistsof supervised instructions thatcanbe completed one of two ways (Independent Study Residency or On-SiteResidency).EitheraCertificateofCompletionoraDoctorateofManualTherapy(DMT) will be awarded upon successful completion from either of the twoprograms. The basic sciences and an evidence-based background in clinicalpractice form the curricular foundation of assessment and treatmentinterventions for spinal and extremity dysfunctions. The instruction includesmethodstoimproveclinicalreasoningandproblemsolvingwhichwillassistwiththe development of a patient diagnosis as well as the patient’s plan of care.Interventionstaughtwillbemanualtherapybasedwithemphasisonsofttissuetechniques,articulations(i.e.oscillations,mobilizations,andmanipulationsofthespine and extremities), and specific exercise dosing principles. Residents willparticipate inaclinicalsupervisionexperiencewithanOGIapprovedinstructorfor a minimum of 150 1:1 contact hours. The resident must receive approvalregarding his/her research topic and complete a scientific inquiry toward adissertation. Enrollment begins in September with an application deadline ofNovember1stforclassesbeginninginDecember.Duringtheprogram,residentsareresponsibleforalltravelandlodgingcoststhatmaybeincurred.

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ResidencyHours Course Codes Course Title Class

Hours Self Study Hours

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European Credits (ECTS)

DMT 600 History of Manual Therapy 2 6 8 0.8 0.32

DMT 602 Biomechanics 4 12 16 1.6 0.64

DMT 604 Clinical Histology 4 16 20 2 0.80

DMT 605 Applied Neurophysiology 4 16 20 2 0.80

DMT 606 Clinical Traumatology 3 12 15 1.5 0.60

DMT 608 General Assessment 4 16 20 2 0.80

DMT 609 Exercise Physiology 5 20 25 2.5 1.00

DMT 620 MT Digits, Hand and Wrist 14 28 42 4.2 1.68DMT 621 MT of the Elbow 12 24 36 3.6 1.44DMT 622 MT of the Shoulder 24 48 72 7.2 2.88

STEP 100 STEP for the Shoulder and Upper Quarter 16 32 48 4.8 1.92

DMT 625 MT of the Foot and Ankle 8 16 24 2.4 0.96DMT 626 MT of the Knee 16 32 48 4.8 1.92DMT 627 MT of the Hip 8 16 24 2.4 0.96DMT 630 MT of the Lumbar Spine 16 32 48 4.8 1.92STEP 400 STEP for the Lumbar spine 16 32 48 4.8 1.92DMT 635 MT of the Sacroiliac Joints 10 20 30 3 1.20DMT 640 MT of the T-Spine and Ribs 10 20 30 3 1.20

MT6 680 Introduction to Spinal Manipulation 16 48 64 6.4 2.56

DMT 641 MT of the Cervicothoracic Spine 10 20 30 3 1.20

DMT 642 MT of the Mid Cervical Spine 10 20 30 3 1.20

DMT 643 MT of the Upper Cervical Spine 10 20 30 3 1.20

DMT 644 MT of the TMJ Joint 10 20 30 3 1.20

MT5 617 Clinical Reasoning and Problem Solving 24 48 72 7.2 2.88

DMT 650 Clinical Mentoring 1 150 20 170 17 3.00DMT 670 Research / Case study 10 40 50 5 2.00

Clinical work / available instructor 440 0 440 0 0.00

DMT 699 Written Examination 5 0 5 0 0.00

Practical Review 12 12 5 0 0.00 DMT 699 Practical Examination 1 1 2 0 0.00

Total 874 647 1502 88.40 31.56

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23.2 12-MONTHON-SITEDMTPROGRAMREQUIREMENTS•InClassHours-874totalhours–includingclinicalmentoringhours•OutofClassHours-647totalhours• The student will meet 28 days (14 weekends)/10 weekends of class with 4weekendseminars(includingPractical/WrittenExamsasthelastweekend)12-monthperiodwithanOGIFacultymember.

•Aspartof14weekends,studentarerequiredtoattend4seminarsaspartoftheirResidency (DMT) curriculum— 2-day courses (MT6 Introduction to SpinalManipulation),STEP1:ShoulderandUpperQuarter,STEP4:LumbarSpineanda3-dayClinicalProblemSolving(MT5)course.

•StudentsareNOTrequiredtoattendadditionalcourses,butarehighlyencouragedtodoso.Thesecoursesinclude:

•2DayMT2SummaryofCervicalSpineandUpperExtremitiesCourse •2DayMT3SummaryofLumbarSpineandLowerExtremitiesCourse•1:1ClinicalMentoringHours-150hours• Studentswill perform150hours of 1:1 clinical supervisionwith anOGI Facultymember. There is no fee for this clinical supervision; however, the student isresponsible forall costs related toperforming thisclinicalexperience.Studentsare required to have the following items in order to complete the clinicalsupervision:

•Licensureinstatewhereclinicalexperienceisbeingperformed. •Proofofliabilityinsurancetocoverclinicalexperience(ifnecessary). •CPRCertification •HIPAACertification(Thiscanbeobtainedonline.) •OSHABloodBornePathogencertification. •TB/HepatitisB/Immunizations(ObtainfromFamilyPhysician)•SupervisedClinicalHours-440hoursStudents are also required to perform an additional 440 hours of clinicalsupervision that can be performed at the students routine work environment,however,theywillbeincontactwithanOGIFacultymemberviaphone,e-mail,etcduringthatclinicaltime.

• Research: Students must have an end result of Institutional Review Board (IRB)

approval for a clinical research study. This will involve choosing a relevant topic, performing a review of the literature, developing a methodology, and learning to and submitting the proper paper work for IRB approval to perform the study. This is an accepted practice among university faculty for the purpose of performing research. IRB approval will be necessary for the conference of the degree of DMT.

•Duringtheprogram,residentsareresponsibleforalltravelandlodgingcoststhatmaybeincurred.

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23.3 12-MONTHINDEPENDENTSTUDYDMTPROGRAMREQUIREMENTS

•InClassHours-748totalhours(includesmentoringhours)•OutofClassHours-865totalhours•Studentswillcomplete16HomeStudyModulesathomeunderthesupervisionofanOGIFacultymemberfora12-monthperiod.

•Includedinthein-classhoursare6mandatorycourses: •2DayMT6:IntroductiontoSpinalManipulationcourse •3DayMT5:ClinicalProblemSolvingcourse •2DayMT2SummaryofCervicalSpineandUpperExtremitiesCourse •2DayMT3SummaryofLumbarSpineandLowerExtremitiesCourse •2DaySTEP1:ShoulderandUpperQuarter •2DaySTEP4:LumbarSpine•StudentsareNOTrequiredtoattendadditionalcourses,butarehighlyencouragedtodo so.These courses include: STEP2:KneeandAnkle, STEP4:Cervical SpineandMT7:SoftTissueMobilization

•1:1ClinicalMentoringHours-150hours• Studentswill perform150hours of 1:1 clinical supervisionwith anOGI Facultymember. There is no fee for this clinical supervision. However, the student isresponsible forall costs related toperforming thisclinicalexperience.Studentsare required to have the following items in order to complete the clinicalsupervision:

•Licensureinstatewhereclinicalexperienceisbeingperformed. •Proofofliabilityinsurancetocoverclinicalexperience(ifnecessary). •CPRCertification •HIPAACertification(Thiscanbeobtainedonline.) •OSHABloodBornePathogencertification. •TB/HepatitisB/Immunizations(ObtainfromFamilyPhysician)•SupervisedClinicalHours-440hoursStudentsarealsorequiredtoperform440hoursofclinicalsupervisionthatcanbeperformed at the students routinework environment, however, theywill be incontactwith anOGI Facultymember via phone, e-mail, etc during that clinicaltime.

• Research Portfolio: Students must have an end result of Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval for a clinical research study. This will involve choosing a relevant topic, performing a review of the literature, developing a methodology, and learning to and submitting the proper paper work for IRB approval to perform the study. This is an accepted practice among university faculty for the purpose of performing research. IRB approval will be necessary for the conference of the degree of DMT

•Duringtheprogram,studentsareresponsibleforalltravelandlodgingcoststhatmaybeincurred.

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23.4 12-MONTHCCPorCOMTTRANISITIONALDMTPROGRAMREQUIREMENTSWe are pleased to offer this transition program from previous CCP and COMTgraduates of the OGI. This program allows you to build on the courseworkcompletedintheCertificationprograms.

•InClassHours-844totalhours(includesmentoringhours)•OutofClassHours-865totalhours•PreviouscompletionofMTI,MT2,MT3,MT6,MT7,MT8(96seminarclasshours)•StudentswillcompleteHomeStudyModulesathomeunderthesupervisionofanOGIFacultymemberfora12-monthperiod.

•RequiredcoursesaredependentupontheCertificationprogramcompleted:

MT2i: 2-Day Advanced MT of Cervical and Upper Quarter (Update, Review and Additional technique review) MT3i: 2-Day Advanced MT of Lumbar spine and Lower Quarter (Advanced course) MT6: 2-Day Spinal Manipulation (Review and update) STEP1: Shoulder and Elbow STEP4: Lumbar and Thoracic MT5: 3-Day Clinical Problem Solving Course

•1:1ClinicalMentoringHours-150hours• Studentswill perform150hours of 1:1 clinical supervisionwith anOGI Facultymember. There is no fee for this clinical supervision. However, the student isresponsible forall costs related toperforming thisclinicalexperience.Studentsare required to have the following items in order to complete the clinicalsupervision:

•Licensureinstatewhereclinicalexperienceisbeingperformed. •Proofofliabilityinsurancetocoverclinicalexperience(ifnecessary). •CPRCertification •HIPAACertification(Thiscanbeobtainedonline.) •OSHABloodBornePathogencertification. •TB/HepatitisB/Immunizations(ObtainfromFamilyPhysician)•SupervisedClinicalHours-440hoursStudentsarealsorequiredtoperform440hoursofclinicalsupervisionthatcanbeperformedat thestudent’s routineworkenvironment,however, theywillbe incontactwith anOGI Facultymember via phone, e-mail, etc during that clinicaltime.

• Research Portfolio: Students must have an end result of Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval for a clinical research study. This will involve choosing a relevant topic, performing a review of the literature, developing a methodology, and learning to and submitting the proper paper work for IRB approval to perform the study. This is an accepted practice among university faculty for the purpose of performing research. IRB approval will be necessary for the conference of the degree of DMT

•Duringtheprogram,studentsareresponsibleforalltravelandlodgingcoststhatmaybeincurred.

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programs. The Year I Orthopedic Residency Program is a prerequisite for the Year II:

Manual Therapy Fellowship, but does not require DMT completion. The Fellowship year is a prerequisite for Year III: PhD in Orthopedic Manual

Therapy).

24 FELLOWSHIP:MANUALTHERAPYFELLOWSHIPREQUIREMENTS(YEARII)•InClassHours-810totalhours–includesmentorshipclinicalhours•OutofClassHours-445totalhours• Fellows will meet 12 weekends (including 3 weekend seminars and theWritten/Practical Exams as the last weekend) 12-month period with an OGIFacultymember.

• The required 2-day course seminars are MT6 Advanced Spinal Manipulation,STEP2Knee/ankleandSTEP5Cervicalspine.

• Fellowswill perform 150 hours of 1:1 clinical supervisionwith an OGI Facultymember. There is no fee for this clinical supervision; however, the fellow isresponsible for all costs related to performing this clinical experience. Fellowsare required to have the following items in order to complete the clinicalsupervision:

•Licensureinstatewhereclinicalexperienceisbeingperformed. •Proofofliabilityinsurancetocoverclinicalexperience(ifnecessary). •CPRCertification •HIPAACertification(Thiscanbeobtainedonline.) •OSHABloodBornePathogencertification. •TB/HepatitisB/Immunizations(ObtainfromFamilyPhysician)• SupervisedClinicalHours-440hours. Fellowsare also required toperform440hoursofclinical supervision thatcanbeperformedat the fellowsroutineworkenvironment,however, theywillbe in contactwithanOGIFacultymemberviaphone,e-mail,etcduringthatclinicaltime.

•During theprogram, fellowsare responsible forall traveland lodgingcosts thatmaybeincurred.

•DissertationProposal:ThestudentwillperformthestudythathasbeenapprovedbytheIRB.Oncecompleted,thestudentwillwriteupthestudyforpublicationinaprestigiouspeerreviewedjournal.Revisionswillbemadeasrequestedbytheeditorial staff at the journal. Response to the requests and resubmission of atleasttwoattemptsarerecommendedasmostarticlesarenotacceptedafterfirstsubmission.Werecommendresubmittingtwiceaftertheoriginalsubmissiontogiveyouthebestopportunitytobepublished.

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FellowshipHours

Course Codes Course Title Class

Hours Self Study Hours

Total Hours CEUs

European Credits (ECTS)

FSP 700 Models of Pathology 1 2 3 0.3 0.12FSP 710 Clinical Psychology 1 2 3 0.3 0.12FSP 720 Medical Screening 1 2 3 0.3 0.12FSP 735 Applied Neurophysiology 3 6 9 0.9 0.36FSP 740 Advanced MT of the Wrist 4 8 12 1.2 0.48FSP 745 Advanced MT of the Elbow 8 16 24 2.4 0.96

FSP 750 Advanced MT of the Shoulder 8 16 24 2.4 0.96

FSP 755 Advanced MT of the CT and Mid Cervical Spine 16 32 48 4.8 1.92

FSP 760 Advanced MT of the TMJ Joint 8 16 24 2.4 0.96

STEP 500 STEP for the Cervical Spine 16 32 48 4.8 1.92

FSP 765 Advanced MT of the Foot and Ankle 12 24 36 3.6 1.44

FSP 770 Advanced MT of the Knee 12 24 36 3.6 1.44FSP 775 Advanced MT of the Hip 8 16 24 2.4 0.96

FSP 785 Advanced MT of the Lumbar Spine 18 36 54 5.4 2.16

STEP 200

STEP for the Knee and Ankle 16 32 48 4.8 1.92

FSP 780 Advanced MT of the Sacroiliac Joints 8 16 24 2.4 0.96

FSP 790 Advanced MT of the T-Spine and Ribs 8 16 24 2.4 0.96

FSP 791 Advanced Clinical Problem Solving 18 36 54 5.4 2.16

MT9 782 Advanced Spinal Manipulation 30 60 90 9 3.60

FSP 795 Clinical Mentoring 2 150 20 170 17 6.80FPS 797 Research 10 40 50 5 2.00

Clinical work / available instructor 440 0 440 0 0.00

FSP 799 Written Examination 5 0 5 0 0.00

Practical Exam Review 12 0 12 0 0.00FSP 799 Practical Examination 1 1 2 0 0.00

Total 814 453 1267 80.80 32.32

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25 PH.D.INORTHOPEDICMANUALTHERAPYREQUIREMENTS(YEARIII)•InClassHours-676totalhours,OutofClassHours-579totalhoursStudentsupon successful completionof theOGIManualTherapyFellowshipwillmeet12

weekends (including Written/Practical Exams as the last weekend) 12 month periodwithanOGIFacultymember.

• 1:1 Clinical Mentoring Hours- 40 hours Students will perform 40 hours of 1:1 clinical

supervisionwith anOGI Facultymember. There is no fee for this clinical supervision;however, the student is responsible for all costs related to performing this clinicalexperience.Studentsarerequiredtohavethe following items inorder tocomplete theclinicalsupervision:

•Licensureinstatewhereclinicalexperienceisbeingperformed. •Proofofliabilityinsurancetocoverclinicalexperience(ifnecessary). •CPRCertification •HIPAACertification(Thiscanbeobtainedonline.) •OSHABloodBornePathogencertification. •TB/HepatitisB/Immunizations(ObtainfromFamilyPhysician)•SupervisedClinicalHours-440hours.Studentsarealsorequiredtoperform440hoursof

clinical supervision that can be performed at the students routinework environment,however, they will be in contact with an OGI Faculty member via phone, e-mail, etcduringthatclinicaltime.

•Duringtheprogram,studentsareresponsibleforalltravelandlodgingcoststhatmaybeincurred.

•DoctoralDissertation:Year3isthecompletionoftheDoctoralDissertationdevelopmentprocess and uses the students’ approved prior study as the point of departure forcollecting, analyzing, and interpreting the data and composing the Dissertationmanuscript. As was the case in the two previous years, completion of the DoctoralDissertations involves interactions with the Personal Research Mentors who wereassigned in year 1 and whose role continues to be leading the students through theactivitiesassociatedwithcollectionoftheirdataandthecompositionoftheDissertationmanuscript. The student will expand his/her research study and expand all areas to appropriately fit the format of a PhD dissertation. There is a step-by-step process that includes relevant “handouts” to assist the student in successful completion of his/her Dissertation Manuscript. Studentswho need assistance in analyzing and interpreting their data canobtaintheservicesofmethodologists/statisticiansforthispurpose.TheDSCChairsandMembers provide suggestions for improvement, after the students and their Mentorshave produced a complete copy of the Dissertation manuscript. Once the DSCs haveapproved theDissertationmanuscripts, students scheduleOralDefenses thatwill takeplace in mid-January in Salt Lake City, on days/times that are compatible with theschedulesoftheirDSCs.FollowingsuccessfulcompletionoftheirOralDefenses,studentsrespond to suggestions for improvement that may grow out of their Oral Defenses,producecleancopiesoftheirDissertations,obtainthesignaturesoftheirDSCs.

*Note: The Ola Grimsby Institute is not accredited by a regional or national accrediting

agency recognized by the United States Department of Education. The Ola Grimsby Institute programs are registered according to legal guidelines in the State of Utah. The OGI Residency and Fellowship Program is credentialed by the American Physical Therapy Association.

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26 PartIII—Ph.D.CourseOutlineCourseCode CourseTitle ClassHours StudyHoursPHD 800 Advanced Spinal Biomechanics PHD 805 Advanced Pathology PHD 810 Clinical Radiology of the Spine 7 6 PHD 815 Surface EMG PHD 820 Nutrition and Supplementation 4 15 PHD 825 Advanced Clinical Reasoning 16 8 PHD 830 Advanced Manual Intervention 16 8 of the Spine PHD 835 Observation in Surgical Procedures 16 15 PHD 840 Scientific Inquiries 16 10 PHD 845 Case Studies / Class Presentations 16 10 STEP 300 Exercise for Hip and Pelvis 16 15 STEP 600 Exercise for the Upper Cervical Spine, 16 15 Ocular and TMJ PHD 750 Clinical supervision (1:1) 40 N/A PHD 760 Clinical work 440 N/A PHD 890 Research portfolio N/A 150-250 PHD 899 Written/practical exams Salt Lake City, UT – January N/A Total PhD hours: 1466

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27 STEPCertificationTheC-STEPprogramprovidesanintroductiontoscientificapplicationofhistology,neurophysiology,traumatologyandbiomechanicsintoamodernclinicalmanualtherapyapproach.Thiscollectionofweekendseminarsprovidesacriticalthinkingmodelforapplyinghandsonsofttissuetechniques,jointmobilization/manipulationforbothextremitiesandspinaljoints.

•Coursesandexaminationscanbecompletedin1year,orspreadoutovera3-yearperiod.

•Thecoursescanbetakeninanyorder,butitisrecommendedthattheMT1courseis taken first, or early in the course series, to providemore complete scientificrationaleforproceduresdemonstrated.

•Forenrolledparticipants,additionreadingandonlinetestingmayberequiredforcredithoursassociatedwiththecourses.

•Examinationweekendincludesareview,writtenandpracticalexaminations.• Payments can be spread out with the registration of each course, or dividedmonthly.

•OutofClassHours-64hours•InClassHours-112hoursCourse Course Title Hours STEP1 ShoulderandUpperQuarter 16STEP2 Knee,AnkleandFoot 16STEP3 Hip,PelvisandSacroiliacJoint 16STEP4 TheLumbarSpine 16STEP5 TheCervicalSpine 16STEP6 TheUpperCervicalSpine,TMJandOcularSystem 16STEP7 Review/Examinationweekend 16TheSTEPCertificationprogramprovidesclinicalapplicationofhistology,neurophysiology,traumatologyandbiomechanicsintoamodernclinicalexerciserehabilitationapproach.Sixprerequisiteseminars,coursereadingandanexerciseprojectculminateinaweekendofreviewandexamination.Requirementsinclude:

•Completeall6STEPseminars-Inanyorder.• Complete a home study test after each seminar associatedwith the seminar, additional

videosandrequiredreadingfromtheSTEPcoursebookseries(www.lulu.com).•Submissionofauniqueexercisefromconceptsofeachseminarunit•Completeafinalproject(protocol,literaturerevieworcasestudy).•Writtenandpracticalexamination•Uponsuccessfulcompletionofallareasanddemonstrationofcompetencyandsafety,the

Physical Therapist will be issued a Certification in Rehabilitative Exercise andwill beabletousethe“C-STEP”lettersaftertheirnameindicatingtheearnedspecialization.

•OpentoPTs,PTAs,OTsandATCs