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Master of Science in Chiropractic Pediatrics – How Does it Differ from A Diplomate?

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Chiropractors interested in adding to their education to become pediatric experts have a few different options. Among the choices are earning a Diplomate in Clinical Chiropractic Pediatrics (DICCP), a Diplomate of the American Board of Chiropractic Pediatrics (DABCP), a Diplomate in the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (DACCP), a Certificate in the Academy Council of Chiropractic (CACCP), or obtaining a Master of Science degree in Chiropractic Pediatrics (MSCP) from Logan University. Traditional diplomate programs typically range from 200 to 400 hours, spanning two to three years, and provide post-graduate content in pediatrics for chiropractors, including a mix of hybrid or …

MSHI Alumna’s Journey from Public Health to Health Informatics

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Shiksha Sigdel, MS (’24) began building a strong foundation in healthcare systems and data analysis by earning an undergraduate degree in public health in Nepal. Recognizing the growing intersection of healthcare and technology, she decided to further her education and enroll in the Master of Science in Health Informatics (MSHI) program at Logan University. One of the key factors that attracted her to the MSHI program was its online format and flexibility. The program’s structure allows for a tailored learning experience, accommodating different learning styles and schedules. As an H-4 visa holder in the United States, employment opportunities were limited, …

National Nutrition Month: Myth Vs. Fact

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By Heidi Obermark, MSAND student As a dietetic intern, I’ve had the opportunity to work with diverse patient populations across a variety of settings, including community nutrition, food service and clinical practice. For National Nutrition Month, I wanted to create a project to celebrate the month and raise awareness at my cardiac rehab rotation at the Heart Care Institute in Creve Coeur, Missouri, where I work closely with patients recovering from cardiac events, helping them make meaningful lifestyle changes. I developed a “Nutrition Myth Vs. Fact” flyer, featuring a different topic every week. My goal was to address common nutritional …

The Role of Nutrition in Disease Prevention

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Good nutrition and disease prevention go hand in hand. As more research highlights the impact of dietary choices on chronic disease, the need for qualified dietitians continues to grow. The World Health Organization emphasizes that a proper diet plays a crucial role in chronic disease prevention, reducing the risk of conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer prevention. How Nutrition Affects Public Health A well-balanced dietary pattern is essential for maintaining overall health and promoting disease control. A diet rich in essential nutrients, including vitamin D and vitamin C, supports immune function and helps in preventing chronic disease. Conversely, …

Opening Doors: Tyler Kohmetscher Views Ed.D. Program as Path to New Opportunities

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When Tyler Kohmetscher decided to pursue a doctorate degree—building upon his Master of Arts in Athletic Training—he wanted to find a program that was compatible with his busy life. As a father of three young children and Instructor of Human Health & Performance at Nebraska Wesleyan University, he needed an asynchronous program that allows students to work on their own schedule. “One of the first things I loved about the program is that I can complete the work when I actually have the time,” said Tyler. “This program really stood out in the way it is broken down into different …

Healing Heroes Through Holistic Healthcare

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For Camilus Oledibe, a 2022 graduate of Logan University’s Bachelor of Science in Human Biology program, helping others is a calling deeply rooted in service and compassion. From his time at Logan to his current studies at Baylor University, Camilus continues to combine his passion for holistic healing with his dedication to supporting fellow service members. Originally from West Africa, Camilus relocated with his family to Austin, Texas at the age of 20. His search for an institution that embraced a holistic approach to healthcare quickly led him to Logan. “I wanted a university that would teach me to care …