Meet Our New Advisory Board Members!
SUNM would like to introduce the two newest members of the SUNM Advisory Board.
SUNM would like to introduce the two newest members of the SUNM Advisory Board.
Rozee Benavides, an intern at Southwest University of Naprapathic Medicine, treats a patient last month. While treatment looks like gentle stretching, it is supposed to relieve nerve sensitivity.
You have been nominated to serve as a committee member for the New Mexico Higher Education Department’s Private Postsecondary Institution Review Committee, pursuant to 5.100.7.11 NMAC.
SUNM’s class of 2020 included Uzi Broshi, Peter Campos, Caleb McVey and Travis Mason who is our second Chiropractor to graduate from SUNM.
Today after a long time of disease Björn silently fell into his final rest. It was i calm last moment with the closest family and …
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SUNM Student Testimonial from SUNM on Vimeo. Many of our students began as patients before deciding to embark in the study of Naprapathic Medicine. In this video, an SUNM student describes what motivated her to attend SUNM.
I lucked out in massage school. Not only did I go to a school that encouraged my understanding of the body as a whole (rather than parts mysteriously divided and separated along imaginary boundaries), but they initiated my education of connective tissue dynamics. If you aren’t familiar with connective tissue, or fascia, I’ll take a moment to explain, as easily as possible, what it is. I’ll assume you’re at least casually familiar with the
If you’ve been following my writings, you’ll know that it’s been a while since I’ve written. If you’re wise, you’ll have noted that I’m in school. And if you’re really wise and have a clue what a Naprapath is, you’ll note that I’m in med school, studying to be a doctor. It’s an interesting place to be, in school studying to be a doctor of Naprapathy. First of all, few people actually understand what
SUNM is licensed and regulated by the New Mexico Higher Education Department. Once students graduate and receive their diploma they must sit for and pass the Naprapathic National Board examination to receive their Doctor of Naprapathic Medicine, DN. The DN license is issued and regulated by the New Mexico Medical Board.
The Southwest University of Naprapathic Medicine is Accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission. The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency. The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).