2018-2019 Quarterly Academic Seminar Videos

NOTE: Continuing Education credits are no longer available for these QAS presentations

All of these QAS presentations are still available to be watched for learning purposes without CE credits

Scroll down for video lectures from the 2018-2019 Quarterly Academic Seminars series. Resources for each QAS can be found by clicking the button at the end of each QAS section.

QAS 1: Acute & Emergency Medicine - November 2018

QAS 1: Emergency Medicine for the Medical Office, Brendan Cochrane, ND, 2018; Acute MEdicine By Thorne, Alan Miller, ND, 2018; Q&A with Dr. Molly Niedermeyer, ND, 2018

QAS 2: Business Success & Practice Management - May 2019 (rescheduled due to snow)

QAS 2: Developing a Sustainable and Profitable ND Practice - Jashar Rentz 2019

QAS 2: Panel Discussion - Pros & Cons of Practice Types: Cash, Insurance, Hybrid, Concierge, Direct Pay, Panelists - Molly Niedermeyer, ND, Brooke Azie-Rentz, ND, Sage Wheeler, ND, Alan Miller, ND, 2019

QAS 2: Jason Bourn, CPA, Nuts & Bolts of Formation of a Business Entity and Tax Reporting 2019

QAS 2: Breakout Session, Online Resources and Dispensaries, Alan Miller, 2019

QAS 3: Women’s & Men’s Health - JUNE 2019

QAS 3: Key Foundational Considerations For Women’s Health - Dr. Molly Niedermeyer 2019

QAS 3: CONTROVERSIES IN TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY FOR MEN AND WOMEN - Michael Traub, ND, FABNO 2019

QAS 3: TOPICS IN MEN’S HEALTH - Dr. Jonathan Wright, MD 2019

QAS 3: PANEL DISCUSSION W/Q&A Moderated by Dr. Molly Niedermeyer, ND, LM 2019

Panel Members: Drs. Brooke Azie-Rentz, ND, Jonathan Wright, MD, Michael Traub, ND, FABNO, 

and Dr. Sage Wheeler, ND

QAS 3: INTEGRATIVE THERAPEUTICS PRESENTATION - Dr. Corey Schuler 2019

QAS 4: Geriatric & Pediatric Health - August 2019

QAS 4: Intro to Naturopathic Care Of Older Adults - Dr. Alex Tan, ND, RN 2019

QAS 4: The Role of Botanical Medicines in the 2-7 yo Pediatric Primary Care Setting, Mary bove, ND, 2019

QAS 4: Washington State Vaccine Law Update, Loren Riccio, ND, 2019

QAS 4: Panel discussion with Mary Bove, ND, Tracy McDaniel, ND, Loren Riccio, ND, 2019

QAS 4:  Medicare Lab Ordering - Presentation by Empire City Laboratories, 2019

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