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Vestibular Assessment and Management Workshop will have International Flair- July 15-19, 2013
Published on: June 28, 2013
ENT, Audiologists and Physical Therapists from around the world will be attending the upcoming July 15-19th Workshop. Participants are coming from Canada, Chile, India, Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom and of course the USA. This is among AIB’s most popular 5-day workshops, as Drs. Gans and Kim and the AIB staff put it all together from anatomy and physiology, disorders, diagnostics and evaluation protocols to VRT therapy and all the Canalith Repositioning (CRM) treatments. This workshop offers a special bonus of AIB Balance Foam with Gans SOP and AIB Dynamic Visual Acuity Tests included in the tuition. Certification is also available. ONLY3 SEATS LEFT!
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