Students learn Swedish massage techniques, soft tissue manipulation and joint mobilization, combined with instruction in practical techniques, academics, ethics and business. Faculty includes Registered Massage Therapists, Doctors of Chiropractic Medicine and industry professionals. Graduates will provide primary care to clients in the community, enhance health and well-being of the general population and complement existing medical treatment programs.
- 18 months
- academics and classroom training
- on-site clinical training
- outreach in nursing homes, at community events and industry
Program includes:
Anatomy & Physiology, Massage Theory & Techniques, Human Relations, Regional Anatomy, Palpation, Neurology, Physical Assessments, Hydrotherapy, OSCE Prep., Pathology, Treatments, Ethics and Business
Students that complete all subjects and attain a 70% score receive a CCHST Diploma and are then eligible to be recommended to attempt the Objectively Structured Clinical Evaluation (OSCE) and Multiple Choice Examination (MCQ) administered at the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO). Passing these exams is required for registering with the CMTO and receiving the RMT designation.