2019-2020 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 2019-2020 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 2019

qas 1: Emergency Medicine - Dr. Mohammad Shegeft, ND - PT 1, 2019

qas 1: Emergency Medicine - Dr. Mohammad Shegeft, ND - PT 2, 2019

QAS 1: Emergency Medicine - Dr. Sage Wheeler, ND - PT 1, 2019

QAS 1: Emergency Medicine - Dr. Sage Wheeler, ND - PT 2, 2019

QAS 1: Clinic Preparedness - Dr. Sage Wheeler, ND - PT 1, 2019

QAS 1: Clinic Preparedness - Dr. Sage Wheeler, ND - PT 2, 2019

QAS 1: Managing Acute Situations - Dr. Loren Riccio, ND - PT 1, 2019

QAS 1: Managing Acute Situations - Dr. Loren Riccio, ND - PT 2, 2019

QAS 1: Emergency Phone Call Management - Dr. Amber Sullivan, ND, 2019

QAS 1: Acute Musculoskeletal - Dr. Ashok Bhandari, ND, 2019

QAS 2: Cardiometabolic & Endocrinology (San Diego) - FEBruary 2020

QAS 2: Advanced Cardiometabolic Testing - Dr. Ann Sims, RD - Pt1, 2020

QAS 2: Advanced Cardiometabolic Testing - Dr. Ann Sims, RD - Pt2, 2020

QAS 2: Cardiac Exam, Heart Sounds, Arrhythmia, Heart Failure - Dr. Mohammad Shegeft, ND - Pt 1, 2020

QAS 2: Cardiac Exam, Heart Sounds, Arrhythmia, Heart Failure - Dr. Mohammad Shegeft, ND - Pt 2, 2020

QAS 2: Cardiac Exam, Heart Sounds, Arrhythmia, Heart Failure - Dr. Mohammad Shegeft, ND - Pt 3, 2020

QAS 2: Cardiometabolic Botanicals - Dr. Sunshine WeeKs Torres, ND - Pt 1, 2020

QAS 2: Cardiometabolic Botanicals - Dr. Sunshine WeeKs Torres, ND - Pt 2, 2020

QAS2: Cardiometabolic Botanicals - Dr. Sunshine WeeKs Torres, ND - Pt 3, 2020

QAS 2: Cardiometabolic Conditions and Obesity Medicine - Dr. Kelsey Klausmeyer, ND - Pt 1, 2020

QAS 2: Cardiometabolic Conditions and Obesity Medicine - Dr. Kelsey Klausmeyer, ND - Pt 2, 2020

QAS 2: Cardiometabolic Conditions and Obesity Medicine - Dr. Kelsey Klausmeyer, ND - Pt 3, 2020

QAS 3: Mental Health - August 2020

QAS 3: Optimizing Resilience for You and Your Community (Preventing & Managing Medical Provider Burnout in the ERA of COVID-19) - Dr. Brittany Linton, PhD, 2020

QAS 3: Big Emotions, Little Bodies (Assessing Mental Health Conditions in Pediatric Populations) - Dr. Erinn O’Brien, ND, 2020

QAS 3: Neurodegenerative Disease Assessments (Keys of Assessment and Treatment) - Dr. Kabran Chapek, ND, 2020

QAS 3: ONEGEVITY’s Gutbio and the microbiome - Guy Daniels, 2020

QAS 3: Assessing & Treating Adolescents’ Mental Health - Dr. Amy Mezulis, PhD, 2020

QAS 3: Common Prescription Medications for Anxiety, Depression, & Insomnia - Dr. Dawn Ipsen, PharmD, 2020

QAS 4: Business Success & Practice Management - August 2020

QAS 4: Welcome and Principled Negotiation Strategy Primer - Jashar Rentz, 2020

QAS 4: Business Toolkit Workshop - Dani Collins & Justin Bourn, 2020

QAS 4: Business Success ND Power Panel, 2020

Panelists: Molly Niedermeyer, Tracy McDaniel, Sage Wheeler, Brooke Azie-Rentz, Michelle Simon

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