Vision, Mission, and Guiding Principles for SCUHS

Representative Schedule of Courses: Doctor of Chiropractic, cont.
Course
Number
Course Title
Lecture
Hours
Lab
Hours
Total
Hours
Units
Trimester VIII – Offered Spring & Summer
DX0807 Clinical Psychology 15 0 15 1
CL10T08 Chiropractic Internship I 0 360 360 12
CL0504 Clinical Reasoning IV 15 0 15 1
PP0801 Practice Management: Practice Development 30 0 30 2
CL0817 Practice Management: Coding and Billing 15 0 15 1
Selectives * 60 4
NBCE II, III, Physiotherapy 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 495 21
Trimester IX – Offered Summer & Fall
CL10T09 Chiropractic Internship II 0 360 360 12
ID0909 Integrative Competency Exam IV (ICE IV) 0 0 0 0
Selectives * 120 8
NBCE II, III, Physiotherapy 0 0 0 0
NBCE IV 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 480 20
Trimester X – Offered Fall & Spring
CL10T10 Chiropractic Internship III 0 360 360 12
Selectives * 105 7
TOTAL 465 19
TOTAL HOURS
The course sequence, course numbers, course names, hours, and units are subject to change.
Completion of any equivalent prerequisite coursework is determined by the instructor(s), department chair(s),
and/or dean(s).
*Selective course offerings vary by trimester.
** It is a common practice in medical education to refer students in clinical training as being in clinical “clerkship.”
The intent of clinical clerkship is to teach students the fundamentals of clinical examination, evaluation, and care
provision. It encompasses a period of medical education in which students interact with real patients under the
supervision of licensed health specialists. The terms “intern” and “internship” are currently used in association to
our clinical students and training programs. An “intern” typically refers to a person already graduated in a
professional field. In order to provide our clinical students and faculty with the most accurate representation of their
roles, changes to terminology used in our clinical programs are being phased in over time.
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