Upcoming Seminars
Fulfill your continuing education requirements while also improving your practice and increasing profitability.
Brooke Gajeski, DC, DACBR is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.
- In-Person
Nashville/Mount Juliet, TN – To Be Announced
Topic
Location
To be determined
Details
- 12 total hours Chiropractic CE in Diagnostic Imaging for TN
- TCA-Approved CE Course for TN: Approval Number: TN23V1037
- *PACE Course Listing ID: 110423PACE
- Brooke Gajeski, DC, DACBR is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards*
- Visit the PACE course catalog pacex.fclb.org/pages/course-catalog.php
- Please refer to your specific state board(s) for specific CE requirements/policies
- Live In-Person Seminar- Digital access to all slides and lectures! NO BAD SEATS
- In-Person
Louisville, KY/Southern IN – To Be Announced
Topic
Location
To be determined
Details
- Live In-Person Seminar
- **12 total hours Chiropractic CE in Diagnostic Imaging (Includes 4 Hours Risk Management)
- Risk Management given 1st (4) hours
- **KY Board Approval # KBCE1118 For LIVE IN-PERSON CE
- **KY now accepts out of state in-person learning of approved CE
- IN accepts PACE approved courses/recognized instructors
- ***PACE Course Listing ID: 011324PACE
- Brooke Gajeski, DC, DACBR is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards***
- Visit the PACE course catalog https://pacex.fclb.org/index.php
- Please refer to your specific state board(s) for specific CE requirements/policies
- Live In-Person Seminar- Digital access to all slides and lectures! NO BAD SEATS
- In-Person
Cincinnati, OH – To Be Announced
Topic
Location
Location TBA
Details
- Live In-Person Seminar
- 12 total hours Chiropractic CE will be approved** in Diagnostic Imaging
- **Course approval Pending: **Pending speaker PACE certification (Providers of Approved Chiropractic Education) approval https://pacex.fclb.org/index.php
- Please refer to your specific state board for specific CE requirements/policies
- Live In-Person Seminar- Digital access to all slides and lectures! NO BAD SEATS
- Registration will open once course/speaker is approved
- In-Person
Indianapolis, IN – To Be Announced
Topic
Location
Location TBA
Details
- 12 total hours Chiropractic CE will be approved** in Diagnostic Imaging
- **Includes (4) hours of Risk Management for Indiana
- **Course approval Pending: Pending speaker PACE certification (Providers of Approved Chiropractic Education)
approval https://pacex.fclb.org/index.php - Please refer to your specific state board(s) for specific CE requirements/policies
- Registration will open once the course/speaker is approved.
- Live In-Person Seminar- Digital access to all slides and lectures! NO BAD SEATS
What to Expect
Wouldn’t it be great if a seminar could fulfill your continuing education requirements while also improving your practice and increasing profitability? Can you envision a seminar that has the potential to not just meet your needs but exceed them?
Attending a seminar led by Brooke Gajeski is an opportunity to gain a competitive advantage in your field, as the material covered is specifically tailored to the needs of chiropractors. Through her expert instruction, you will learn the latest techniques and best practices for radiographic diagnosis and reporting, which will not only help you meet the standard of care but also increase the efficiency and profitability of your practice.
Don’t underestimate the power of Brooke Gajeski’s expertise. By investing in her seminars, you are gaining a valuable resource that will help you achieve long-term success in your practice. With her guidance and support, you’ll have the tools and knowledge to become a leading practitioner in your field.
Seminar "Takeaways"
- Radiographic diagnosis is only as accurate as the quality of the x-rays taken.
- Every radiographic examination that a chiropractor performs must have a written, full-sentence narrative x-ray report in the patient record. This is the standard of care in radiographic reporting.
- The standard of care in radiographic diagnosis and reporting is that if a chiropractor reads his own patient x-rays, he or she will be held liable for the accuracy of the radiographic diagnosis just as a radiologist would be.
- In order to be accurate in radiographic diagnosis, the chiropractor must routinely practice a flexible yet consistent search pattern when viewing patient x-rays.
- In chiropractic radiographic diagnosis and reporting, the chiropractor must be able to "find" the abnormalities on their patient's x-rays. They may then utilize their chiropractic radiologist colleagues for radiographic diagnosis and decision making.
