IMU chiropractic students to get global exposure


Inked: IMU pro vice-chancellor (Academic) Prof Winnie Chee (far left) and vice-Chancellor Prof Abdul Aziz Baba (far right), and CFG county manager (Malaysia) Yong Weng On looking on as IMU group managing director Prof Gerard George and Kan exchange MoU documents.

Starting March next year, International Medical University (IMU) students will be able to observe in chiropractic clinics globally after completing their studies.

The varsity’s collaboration under a recently inked memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Chiropractic First Group (CFG) marks the initiation of a graduate trainee programme for the IMU Centre of Complementary and Alternative Medicine, which emphasises student mobility, clinical experience and industry development in light of the current uneven ratio of chiropractic practitioners to patients.

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