The Shoulder Complex This course is a refreshing alternative for the majority of clinicians who treat the general population. Avoiding sports specific injuries of the elite athlete and instead focusing on the most common orthopedic diagnosis seen in the transition of care. With a focus on guidelines instead of protocol you will learn to manage your patient's symptoms from the evaluation process rather than the diagnosis. If two therapists could convey such a tremendous amount of information involving something as complex and multifunctional as the shoulder, leave it to Bryan Romig and Matt Roman. Both presenters skill's as physical therapist precludes their strong sense of do no harm. Their strong foundation in treating people and not parts has garnished the recognition of Duke University, Elon University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Keeping them grounded is their exhaustive clinical schedules that have contributed to their recognition as among the best in their fields in the treatment of the shoulder and spine.
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