Your comment is racist.
The website I listed is the governing body for osteopaths. Or, are you so biased that you do not see that? There are men’s names in the list, too. Are they attendants at run and tug shops, too?
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The website I listed is the governing body for osteopaths. Or, are you so biased that you do not see that? There are men’s names in the list, too. Are they attendants at run and tug shops, too?
Seeing that you are so biased, that you do not acknowledge the website as being from the governing body, I don’t have anything else to say to you.lol i was been generous of 2 being on there.
I belong to a profession that has fewer and fewer Caucasians as members as time goes by. However, that does not mean that PEO is not legitimate, or that there are fake licences in abundance. Better that I ignore you and lars posts in the future. You are both blind with your biases.
I have had it with you and your biases. This is not the first time, either. You are on ignore. No more time to waste with you.
Uhmmm they run thier own school to get you the license they need. This is not right. A Profesional organization like that is not allowed to train and give certificates out. Lmao.You are mistaking osteopath with fake RMT. I saw her certificate and checked with the licensing body for osteopaths, and she is fully registered. I would imagine that you could do the same thing with rmt registration. Of course, she does not use her real name at the spa, but I know her real name, and I will not dox her here.
Another manual osteopath owns/runs Seawave on Dundas Street in Whitby, verified in the same way I verified the lady at Zen on Bond Street. No fake certificates from either lady.
Members Directory
Explore OAOP's Member Directory to find certified osteopathic practitioners. Search by location, specialty, and credentials to connect with trusted professionalsosteopathicboard.org
This is fake as anything I have seen. Looks like 1 of those Indian AZ training places in Brampton.
That is not a governing body. Lmao. It is a Profesional association. They have nothing to do with the government.
They have comprehensive requirements, nonetheless. Maybe not as strict as RMT, but serious enough.
Membership Eligibility
To qualify for membership, applicants must meet educational and professional standards set by the association. This includes completing an approved osteopathic program, adhering to the code of ethics, and maintaining ongoing professional development.T
osteopathicboard.org
Read thw section about school credentials. They are selling the people thier certificates. They dont list any other schools...but thier own. Associations are not held to any rules. Their are bo laws governing them. Anyone can make an association and then sell memberships. They can make up thier own rules. And they can take in anyone willing to pay them money.They have comprehensive requirements, nonetheless. Maybe not as strict as RMT, but serious enough.
Membership Eligibility
To qualify for membership, applicants must meet educational and professional standards set by the association. This includes completing an approved osteopathic program, adhering to the code of ethics, and maintaining ongoing professional development.T
Even you said the chick in oshawa used a fake name. You really think this is real if they can use fake info?
Now dont get me wrong I like athia and her girls. I go often. But dont try to make it out to be more then what it is.
Its a rub and tug. I go there because of the fun I have. Not because they can do a massage. Cant even remember last time a girl massaged me there.
They know what to do when I show up.
They have comprehensive requirements, nonetheless. Maybe not as strict as RMT, but serious enough.
Membership Eligibility
To qualify for membership, applicants must meet educational and professional standards set by the association. This includes completing an approved osteopathic program, adhering to the code of ethics, and maintaining ongoing professional development.TOAO | Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners
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Now look here. This is a Profesional association. Not trying to sell any licenses or schooling. They list off each person.
Thier websites.
thier store fronts.
And thier phone numbers.
And not everyone in the directory is Asian. I know that pisses you off. But give your head a shake man. Even in engineering or any other profesion. Not all association are equal. And some are thier as fakes. To make people look good.
Official!! Amongst many other turn your head the other way business infractions involving this business, I’d say , smell the coffee!
Are you a P.Eng.? Or an RMT, or an MD? Then, don’t talk. I am done with your uneducated replies. You are on ignore. Now, let’s get back to topic.
By the way, Athia was able with her osteopathic skills to correct an issue I had with my knee pains due to arthritis, and suggested a way to minimise pains with the correct supplements to reduce the joint damage.
Read the contents of their website before you make any statement. From an accredited osteopathic program. Also, the member must abide by the code of ethics, etc. and must have a clean record. Of course, they are not as strict as RMT, at least for now.
I am done with this conversation because you see and believe only what you want, and will not read everything about the matters. let’s get back to the subject of the thread.
MEMBERSHIP ELIGIBILITY
1. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Completion of an osteopathic program with a minimum of 2200 hours of training, including classroom instruction and supervised clinical practice. The program must cover osteopathic principles, manual therapy techniques, anatomy, physiology, pathology, biomechanics, and clinical diagnosis. The institution must be registered and recognized by an official governing body in Canada or internationally.2. PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCY & EXPERIENCE
Demonstrated ability to perform osteopathic manual therapy in accordance with OAOP standards. Experience in clinical practice (for professional-level membership). A commitment to continuing education and professional development.3. ETHICAL & PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS
Agreement to abide by the OAOP Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice. Commitment to upholding patient safety, confidentiality, and professionalism. No history of disciplinary action related to professional misconduct or negligence.4. REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION FOR APPLICATION
Completed OAOP Membership Application Form Copy of diploma/certificate/transcripts from an accredited osteopathic program One recent passport-style photograph Proof of valid professional liability insurance (if applicable) Any additional documents requested by OAOP for verification
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Read the contents of their website before you make any statement. From an accredited osteopathic program. Also, the member must abide by the code of ethics, etc. and must have a clean record. Of course, they are not as strict as RMT, at least for now.
I am done with this conversation because you see and believe only what you want, and will not read everything about the matters. let’s get back to the subject of the thread.
MEMBERSHIP ELIGIBILITY
1. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
2. PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCY & EXPERIENCE
3. ETHICAL & PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS
4. REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION FOR APPLICATION
seriously! Sheltered life ?I thought this thread was about Zen on Bond, not the legalities of osteopathic credentials.
