Dr. Hosmer being interviewed about the UWS CBCE Program at our clinics.

UWS’ CBCE Program: The Hosmer Approach to Ensuring Tomorrow’s Doctors of Chiropractic Medicine are Confident and Effective

For over 10 years, Hosmer Chiropractic Health has been an active member of the University of Western States‘ Community-Based Clinical Education (CBCE) program. The CBCE program is a distributed model of teaching and learning where Doctor of Chiropractic Program students gain real-world, diverse, and rigorous clinical experiences.

This informational video shares information about our internship program and how the Hosmer team is dedicated to providing mentorship to ensure tomorrow’s doctors of chiropractic medicine are confident and effective in helping patients and their unique conditions.

We’re looking for motivated and educated students who are craving real-world experiences to improve their craft and jumpstart their career. Our past CBCE program participants have become exceptionally skilled at finding and fixing joint and soft-tissue problems and equip their patients with an effective home rehabilitation program.

If you’re interested in learning more about doing your CBCE program with us, please reach out!

Seth

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