Minnesota Naturopathic Physician Continuing Education

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Minnesota Naturopathic Physician Continuing Education Requirements: 25 contact hours of board-approved continuing education in the year preceding registration renewal, with the exception of the registrant's first incomplete year
Minnesota Accepts 25 hours of Online Naturopathic Physician Continuing Education Courses

Special Requirements:
At least five hours of continuing education must be in pharmacotherapeutics.
Continuing education program topics may include, but are not limited to, Naturopathic Physician medical theory and techniques including diagnostic techniques, nutrition, botanical medicine, homeopathic medicine, physical medicine, lifestyle modification counseling, anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, pharmacognosy, microbiology, medical ethics, psychology, history of medicine, and medical terminology or coding.
A registrant may apply no more than five hours of practice management to a one-year reporting period.
A registrant may apply no more than 15 hours to any single subject area.

 

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State of Minnesota Naturopathic Physician Continuing Education Requirements

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Abuse - Child 201 : Child Abuse and Mandatory Reporting
1.0

Richard Saporito, DC

$20.00 USD

Downloadable Course in PDF, Text

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  • Define abuse and neglect
  • Differentiate the various forms of abuse
  • Recognize who are mandatory reporters of abuse
  • Identify the reporting requirements for mandatory reporters
  • Cite resources for obtaining specific state laws and statutes pertaining to child abuse and neglect
  • List signs of abuse and neglect
  • Explain the appropriate history and examination components in cases of suspected abuse and neglect
  • Cite resources for patient education
  • Define Mandatory Reporter and Permissive Reporter
  • Explain the term perpetrator as it pertains to child abuse
  • Explain the reporting requirements of mandatory reporters
  • Differentiate Child Protective Services from General Protective Services
  • List the penalties for failure to report suspected child abuse by mandatory reporters

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Abuse - Elder 202 : Elder Abuse and Mandatory Reporting
1.0

Richard Saporito, DC

$20.00 USD

Downloadable Course in PDF, Text

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  • Define abuse and neglect
  • Differentiate the various forms of abuse and neglect
  • Identify the reporting requirements for mandatory reporters
  • Cite resources for obtaining specific state laws and statutes pertaining to elder abuse and neglect
  • Describe the concept of immunity and confidentiality as it relates to elder abuse and neglect
  • List signs of abuse and neglect
  • Explain the appropriate history and examination components in cases of suspected elder abuse and neglect
  • Cite resources for physician, caregiver and patient education

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 101 : History and Philosophy of Acupuncture
1.0

Paul Sherman, DC

$23.00 USD

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  • Discuss the history and philosophy of acupuncture
  • Identify and differentiate the three founders of Chinese Medicine
  • Differentiate the three pillars (three central influences of Chinese thought)
  • Identify the first material used to make acupuncture needles
  • Identify acupunctures struggle to survive and become recognized and accepted
  • Recognize the most influential scripts and texts used in early acupuncture history
  • Discuss the most significant events in acupuncture history from the early 20th century to the present time

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 102 : Differentiating Yin Yang and the Five Elements and Phases
1.0

Paul Sherman, DC

$23.00 USD

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  • Discuss acupuncture theory (Yin/Yang, Qi and Five Elements)
  • Differentiate Yin/Zang organs and Yang/Fu organs
  • Differentiate the different types of Qi
  • Identify the Five Elements/Phases
  • Differentiate the four interactions of the Five Elements/Phases
  • Identify the Five Shu (Transporting) Points

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 103 : Vital Substances and differentiating the Twelve Internal Organs
1.0

Paul Sherman, DC

$23.00 USD

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  • Discuss Vital Substances, Mind (Shen) and the Function of Yin and Yang Organs
  • Differentiate Qi, Blood, Body Fluids and Essence (Jing)
  • Identify and interpret the Mind (Shen)
  • Identify and differentiate the function between the twelve internal organs Yin/Zang and Yang/Fu organs
  • Identify and differentiate the six Extraordinary Yang organs

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 205 : Tongue Diagnosis
1.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC/Russ Fasolino DC, Lic Ac

$20.00 USD

AudioVisual Course

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  • Explain how needle manipulation works on a physiological basis and extrapolate as to when to apply these techniques
  • Summarize some of the more relevant literature surrounding the use of one of the most commonly used acupuncture points: Stomach 36
  • Describe the physiology of tongue color, shape, coating and spirit (movement)
  • Compare clinical examples of tongue appearance and identify key components of the tongue exam
  • Interpret the meaning of clinical findings during the tongue exam and correlate them to physiology

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 206 : Homeostatic Acupuncture Points
3.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC/Russ Fasolino DC, Lic Ac

$60.00 USD

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  • Identify the 3 types of acupuncture points and identify what a homeostatic point is
  • Describe the phases (latent, passive and active) of acupuncture points
  • Illustrate the anatomical characteristics that make up all acupuncture points
  • Outline the location of 25 commonly used homeostatic acupuncture points
  • Differentiate discrete anatomical characteristics that make up homeostatic acupuncture points
  • Explain the common indications and cautions for use of the homeostatic acupuncture points
  • Review the neuroanatomy of spinal nerves and explain how it relates to paravertebral (Bladder Shu) points
  • Discuss and demonstrate needling technique for the homeostatic acupuncture points
  • Demonstrate point location on live models

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 207 : Neurology of Acupuncture
2.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC/Russ Fasolino DC, Lic Ac

$40.00 USD

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  • Describe and summarize the mechanisms by which acupuncture exerts effect on pain modulation and musculoskeletal function
  • Describe joint and muscle mechanoreceptor anatomy and physiology and how they relate to acupuncture
  • Define and discuss the ascending and descending neurological pathways affected by acupuncture
  • Outline the importance of cortical representation and the sensory/motor homunculus and relate them to acupuncture points with examples
  • Demonstrate the importance of the cerebellum and its role in acupuncture treatment of musculoskeletal disorders

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 208 : Needle Manipulation Technique
1.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC/Russ Fasolino DC, Lic Ac

$20.00 USD

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  • Identify the layers of integument that you are piercing while doing acupuncture
  • Compare and contrast the physiological consequences of superficial, medium and deep needling
  • Differentiate which depth of needling is appropriate for the desired effect
  • Describe the neurological pathways involved with acupuncture needling
  • Explain the significance of needle retention time

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 209 : Points and Acupuncture Points You Should Know
1.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC/Russ Fasolino DC, Lic Ac

$20.00 USD

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  • Identify common acupuncture point classification groups
  • Compare the use of different point categories in clinical practice
  • Describe the point location for points within commonly used groups
  • Explain the local anatomy and neurology involved with key points
  • Outline indications for use of some points and point categories

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 210 : The San Jiao: A Closer Look
3.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC/Russ Fasolino DC, Lic Ac

$60.00 USD

AudioVisual Course

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  • Describe the history of the San Jiao
  • Associate the San Jiao to Vagal Nerve function
  • Breakdown each of the 3 “burners” into their component parts
  • Review the salient points on the San Jiao Meridian
  • Summarize the function and indications of the Shu Points and apply that to the San Jiao channel

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 211 : Qi and The Pertinent Pericardium
1.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC/Russ Fasolino DC, Lic Ac

$20.00 USD

AudioVisual Course

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  • Examine the origin of the Qi symbol
  • Define Qi Identify and describe the types of Qi
  • Explain Qi as it relates to triple warmer metabolism
  • Describe and compare the types of Qi pathology
  • Review the pertinent points on the Pericardium channel
  • Explain how the neurological development of the brachial plexus relates to the pericardium meridian function
  • Demonstrate the local anatomy of the pericardium channel in the upper extremity

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 212 : The 8 Extra Vessels and Extraordinary Meridians
1.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC

$20.00 USD

AudioVisual Course

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  • Describe the origins of the 8 extra vessels and review Chinese embryology
  • Review the locations and functions associated with each of the 8 extra vessels and extraordinary meridians
  • Discuss the meaning of moving Qi between the kidneys, Ming Men, Dan Tien, Ching Mai, Ren Mai, Du Mai, Dai Mai, Yin Qiao Mai, Yin Wei Mai, Yang Qiao Mai and Yan Wei Mai

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 213 : Triple Warmer Metabolism and the Vital Substances
1.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC

$20.00 USD

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  • Describe the functions of the 3 warmers/burners
  • Apply the influential points for each burner/warmer
  • Discuss the different types of Qi
  • Summarize the formation of Qi, Jing, Shen, blood and pure fluids, according to Chinese medicine

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 214 : Ren Mai, Du Mai, Liver 14 and Pulse Diagnosis
2.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC

$40.00 USD

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  • Discuss the Ren Mai’s overall function
  • Introduce a selection of clinically useful points on the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel) meridian
  • Discuss the Du Mai’s overall function
  • Introduce a selection of clinically useful points on the Du Mai (Governing Vessel) meridian
  • Explore the anatomy and indications surrounding LV14

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 220 : Trigger Points: Search, Find and Treat
1.0

Ivo Waerlop, DC

$20.00 USD

AudioVisual Course

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  • Outline current concepts in trigger point theory
  • Discuss the neurophysiology of current concepts in trigger point theory
  • Distinguish between sclerotomes, dermatomes, myotomes and discuss their importance and trigger point diagnosis
  • Discuss objective findings present in trigger point diagnosis
  • Explain the importance of segmental relationships and acupuncture

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 400 : Acupuncture Program Introduction to 104-hour Acupuncture Certification Course
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Identify the various styles of acupuncture
  • List the branches of Chinese Medicine
  • List the various way of stimulating acupuncture points
  • Recognize the strengths and weakness of various acupuncture related treatments
  • Describe the application of each of the Branches of Chinese Medicine

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 400 - 420 : Basic Theory Course Group
21.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$420.00 USD

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  • This contains all courses with the educational objectives listed from Acupuncture 400 through Acupuncture 420

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 401 : Development of Chinese Medicine and Yin and Yang I: Introduction to Yin and Yang Theory as it Applies to Acupuncture
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Describe the paradigm and progression of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
  • Define the five branches of Chinese medicine.
  • Explain the basic relationships and theoretical constructs of Yin and Yang
  • Identify the most clinically useful associations of Yin and Yang
  • Summarize the most clinically useful functions of Yin and Yang

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 402 : Yin and Yang II and The 8 Principles: Yin and Yang Theory and its Relationship to the 8 Principles of TCM Diagnosis
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Compare and contrast Yin and Yang disorders.
  • Describe the Yin and Yang relationships within the human body.
  • Give Examples of how the Eight Principles relate to one another and to Yin and Yang
  • Summarize how the Eight Principles function in relation to human physiology
  • Explain how the Eight Principles relate to pathology

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 403 : The Theory of the 5 Elements: Concepts and Interrelationships of the TCM Elements of Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Differentiate Uses of 5 Element Theory in Chinese Medicine
  • Reconstruct the Five Elements according to the Creative and Control Cycles
  • Explain the functioning of the Creative Cycle
  • Explain the functioning of the Control Cycle
  • List the Organs Associated with each Element

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 404 : 5 Element Correspondences: Specific Associations of the 5 Elements to Organs, Meridians, Emotions, Tissues, and More
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Compare and contrast the qualities and characteristics associated with the Five Elements
  • Summarize the qualities and characteristics associated with the Five Elements
  • Point out the major differences between the Five Elements
  • Reconstruct the major Correspondences of the Five Elements
  • Differentiate Individuals based on the Five Elements

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 405 : Chronotherapy and the Essential Substances: TCM Circadian Rhythms and an Introduction to Qi, Jing, Blood and Shen
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Outline the times of day associated with the Organs in Chinese Medicine
  • Interpret the significance specific times with regard to Organs
  • Relate the Essential substances in Chinese Medicine
  • Explain theoretical process of Substance Production
  • Reconstruct the role of the three warmers in Qi, Blood, and Fluid Production

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 406 : Energy and Nature: Qi and Blood: Introduction to the Bodys Motivating and Nurturing Forces
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Relate the Theoretical Process of Jing Formation
  • Give examples of The Functions of Jing
  • Describe Functions of Shen
  • Diagram Fluid Production
  • Assess Common Fluid Pathologies

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 407 : Constitution and Consciousness: Jing, Shen and Fluid: Introduction to our Inherited Vitalities, and Minds
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

AudioVisual Course

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  • Relate the Theoretical Process of Jing Formation
  • Give examples of The Functions of Jing
  • Describe Functions of Shen
  • Diagram Fluid Production
  • Assess Common Fluid Pathologies

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 408 : Evil Winds and Emotions: Pathogenic Factors: Introduction to Exogenous and Endogenous Influences on Health
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Differentiate the External Pathogenic Factors
  • Explain Internal Pathogenic Factors
  • Describe How External Pathogenic Factors Influence the body
  • Recognize Miscellaneous Pathogenic Factors
  • Discuss the TCM viewpoint on the Causes of Disease

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 409 : The Zang Fu: Introduction to the Organs: Exploring the Concept of Organs as Spheres of Influence in the Body
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • List the Yin & Yang Organs
  • Compare and Contrast Yin & Yang Organs
  • Reconstruct the Yin/Yang Organ Relationships
  • Summarize the similarities and differences of Yin & Yang Meridians
  • Reconstruct the SIx Division Meridian Pairs

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 410 : Lungs and Large Intestine: The Organs That Take in What We Need, and Let Go of What No Longer Serves Us
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Relate the common symptoms associated with the Lungs & Large Intestines
  • Define properties of the Lungs & Large Intestines
  • Describe the functions of the Lungs & Large Intestines
  • Discuss the most common disharmonies of the Lungs & Large Intestines
  • Explain the clinically relevant “nicknames” of the Lungs & Large Intestines

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 411 : Spleen and Stomach: The Organs of Nourishment
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

AudioVisual Course

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  • Relate the common symptoms associated with the Spleen & Stomach
  • Define properties of the Spleen & Stomach
  • Describe the functions of the Spleen & Stomach
  • Discuss the most common disharmonies of the Spleen & Stomach
  • Explain the clinically relevant “nicknames” of the Spleen & Stomach

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31

Acupuncture 412 : Heart, Small Intestine, Pericardium and San Jiao: Organs That Organize the Body, and Influence the Mind
1.0

James Ventresca, DOM

$20.00 USD

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  • Relate the common symptoms associated with the Organs of the Fire Element
  • Define properties of the Organs of the Fire Element
  • Describe the functions of the Organs of the Fire Element
  • Discuss the most common disharmonies of the Organs of the Fire Element
  • Explain the clinically relevant “nicknames” of the Organs of the Fire Element

Accepted as presented by a PACE Approved Provider
Expires: 2026-07-31



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