Certified Translation of NUMSS Degrees

Graduates of National University of Medical Sciences who wish to get a certified translation of their degrees should contact:

Ms. Madonna Antonio
Translation Agency of Ontario
http://taontario.ca
(647) 985-7174
(343) 700-0324
agency@taontario.ca

The cost is $110.74 (Canadian). They provide official certified translation to almost all languages of the world.

Main Provider of tDPT Education in Bangladesh

Academic Cooperation Between Bangladesh Physical Therapy Association & NUMSS (Spain)

The National University of Medical Sciences (Spain) and Bangladesh Physical Therapy Association (BPTA) have worked in the past two years to implement a campus based tDPT program in Bangladesh. The first postgraduate class of DPT (doctor of physical therapy) is starting this term in Bangladesh.

The tDPT education has become mandatory for BPTA members and in the next five years all physiotherapist members are required to obtain a tDPT degree, similar to the requirements of American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) in the states.

As NUMSS (Spain) is the largest provider of tDPT education in Europe & Asia, we have been asked by BPTA to provide this education to its members.

We are excited to be accepted as an accredited provider of tDPT education by Bangladesh Physical Therapy Association. Our goal is to help elevate the profession of physiotherapy in BD and improve the health of society there.

Please note that in 2017 the name of Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association (BPA) has been officially changed to Bangladesh Physical Therapy Association (BPTA).

Another Research Paper by Dr Bordoni

Board of Governors member of National University of Medical Sciences, Italian physiotherapist & osteopath, Dr Bruno Bordoni, DPT, DO, who is the most published osteopathic researcher in the world has released another paper that has been published in the International Journal of Cardiopulmonary Medicine & Rehabilitation. The paper is called:

Depression, anxiety and chronic pain in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: the influence of breath

You can download the PDF article at:

http://www.monaldi-archives.org/index.php/macd/article/view/811/763 

 

 

NUMSS DO Student Writes to Dr Pourgol

A letter from Michaela Von Pfetten, DOMP:

Dear Dr. Pourgol,

Thank you again, for everything. Your lectures and instructions have been motivating and inspirational. The great atmosphere on campus carried and encouraged me. Everyone is always friendly and humorous, helpful, understanding and kind.

I appreciate your dedication to us, your students, tremendously. Whenever I had questions or concerns, you were available. Your business lectures are invaluable and truly priceless and I have been following them from day one.

I am honoured and happy to continue my studies with the DO program. The students I know who are also taking the DO program have only the best things to say about it. I am excited!

I think it was on the first or second lecture that you encouraged us to make a vision board. I made mine right away and the biggest picture was a print out of you and a former student, holding his diploma. One day, I knew, I was going to replace that picture with one of you and me, and my diploma. Mission accomplished, Sir!

There is a proverb along the lines of "people forget what you said to them but they will never forget how you made them feel" (or similar). With you, dear Dr. Pourgol, I will never forget the things you said, and I will never forget how you made me feel: You made me feel that I can do it! And so I did!

With gratitude and a big smile,

Michaela

 

 

NUMSS (Spain) Graduation day in Tehran

We wish to congratulate all Iranian DPT graduates of National University of Medical Sciences (Spain) who have studied hard to become doctors of physical therapy in Iran.

We know how hard it was for you, against all odds to successfully complete the program. We thank you for it and we are so proud of you all.

A big thanks also to Dr Farjoud Shokouhi, our first DPT graduate in Iran, who is a supreme member of the Medical Council of Iran, for organizing the graduation ceremony in Tehran.

 

 

NUMSS New Physiology Teacher

National University of Medical Sciences (Spain) is adding new physiology lectures to its curriculum.
Physician & manual osteopath, Dr Ernest Geid, MD, DOMP (a graduate of National Academy of Osteopathy) is now teaching new physiology lectures at NUMSS (Spain).

The First Doctoral Degree in Animal Osteopathy

We are in the process of setting up a doctorate program in canine and equine osteopathy at National University of Medical Sciences (Spain) and National University of Medical Sciences (USA).
Even though there are 1000s of manual osteopaths and chiropractors who provide care to animals, there has not been a doctoral level education available to them.

The program will be available only to health professionals.
We will provide more information soon.

Congratulations to Dr Bordoni, a member of our board of directors

Italian physiotherapist & osteopath, Dr Bruno Bordoni, DPT, DO, a member of board of directors of National University of Medical Sciences (Spain) and National University of Medical Sciences (USA) has done a research that is now published and available on Pubmed.
Dr Bordoni is one of the top researchers in the field of osteopathy and has published more osteopathy related articles than anyone else.

Here is a link to the article:

https://www.dovepress.com/post-sternotomy-pain-syndrome-following-cardiac-surgery-case-report-peer-reviewed-article-JPR

Do You Love Osteopathy?

Then you should join the "We Love Osteopathy" group! With 16,750 members this group founded by our president, Dr Shawn Pourgol, MBA, DC, DO, PhD is the largest osteopathy group in the world.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/weloveosteopathy/
 

If you are interested in osteopathy related research, then visit the "Osteopathy Related Research & Science" also set up by Dr Pourgol.
https://www.facebook.com/osteopathicresearch/
 
It is now over one year since Dr Pourgol has founded National University of Medical Sciences (USA) in the United States on March 2016.

It was said that it could never be done. To have a university teaching osteopathic manual practice in the states.

We are now officially the first and only university in history teaching osteopathic manual practice in the states.

Our graduates are now working as osteopathic manual practitioners across the US and 67 other countries. Malpractice insurance rate of our graduates are about $160 per year in the states.
We could not have done this without your support. Thank you all for supporting your university.

A Beautiful Letter From an Iranian DPT Student

A beautiful letter from one of NUMSS (Spain) Iranian students Dr Ali Seyedan who is a student of our doctor of physical therapy (DPT) program:

دکترپورگل عزیزسلام وقت بخیر همانطورکه میدانید من دانشجوی ترم دوم DPT دانشگاه شماهستم که درایران شهرساری زندگی میکنم...خواستم یکباردیگه ازشماتشکر ویژه ای کنم بخاطرزحماتی که میکشیدوهمچنین این امکان رو فراهم کردید بسیاری ازهمکارانی که مشتاق ارتقاء سطح علمیشان هستن بتوانندبه خواسته شان برسند...من خودم شخصا ازاین بابت بسیارخوشحالم وواقعا ازیادگرفتن دروس وتکنیکهایی که بصورت فیلم دراختیارما قرار داده اید لذت میبرم وبابکارگیری آنها روی بیمارانم توانسته ام نتایج خوبی بگیرم... بخصوص لازم به ذکراست نحوه ی آموزش شما که باحوصله تکرارمطالب وقدرت بیانی که دارید بسیارمفیدبوده ویادگیری رابرای ما راحت کرده است. بهترین آرزوها را برایتان خواهانم همواره شادوسلامت وبرقرار باشید... درضمن خانم من وخانواده ایشان رشتی هستند وکاملا مرحوم استادپدر بزرگوارتون را میشناسند...! روحشان شادویادشان گرامی... 

 

 

 

A Happy Professor

Why am I the happiest teacher in the world?

Because I have the best students in the world! Students who listen to my business lectures, then implement what I teach to become successful.

Including osteopath, Ann Shivas, DOMP, from Montreal, a past member of the National Soccer Team of Canada, who this week celebrated her birthday in Paris, France! And this is what she wrote me after I wished her a happy birthday:

"Thank you Dr. Wouldn't have been able to go without your business lectures! :) "

Shahin Pourgol, MBA, DC, DO, PhD

Manual Osteopath

 

 

Letter From Hamilton, Ontario

A beautiful message from student Gail MacDonald from Hamilton (Ontario, Canada):
"Dr. Pourgol, I came across a quote today that I would like to share with you:
"The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires." William Arthur Ward.
You sir, inspire!!"

First Black Female Osteopath in South Africa

A letter received from one of our students in South Africa: 

Good day Dr. Pourgol

I feel extremely excited to be writing my very first e-mail to you. I am excited because of a myriad of things, first being: I am very much enjoying the dual degree I am currently doing with your university.

If NUMSS did not exist I would not have been able to learn Manual osteopathy in South Africa…………………I have begun implementing some of the Osteo techniques (the ones I feel
comfortable to be practicing) in my treatments and man oh man, my whole treatment has changed for the most better. 

I am not only achieving positive results but I have extremely happy and impressed clientele. Wow, I have no words to describe this humbling phenomena. I have not even completed my degree yet :).
The 3rd excitement is that it seems that I will be the first osteopath of my race in this country, an amazing thing on its own, as South Africa has the history of segregation and female oppression, I am
touched by the thought that when I graduate I will be the first “black” South African and “female” to be practicing in this field in South Africa………………………..I am so grateful for this, and I do see my future gleaming.

Thank you Dr Pourgol, for standing taller when the authorities tried to chop your legs beneath you.
Lots of love and respect.

Zanele Bosch
South Africa
National University of Medical Sciences (Spain) student

Qatar Olympic Committee Exercise Physiologist Joins NUMSS

Exercise physiologist, Dr. Saeid Younesi who works for the Qatar Minister of Youth & Sport as well as the Qatar Olympic Committee is a student of the Master of Science in Athletic Therapy program of National University of Medical Sciences (Spain).

Athletic therapy is one of the popular program of NUMSS (Spain). 

 

 

Chairman of the Indigenous TKD Committee is NUMSS Alumnus

Dr Doug Devlin, BSc (O), MBA, DO, senior manager of the Aboriginal Relations and Tribal Affairs and a graduate of the bachelor of science in osteopathy, MBA in Healthcare and Doctor of Osteopathy programs of National University of Medical Sciences (Spain) is now the chairman of the indigenous Taekown-Do committee of the International Taekwon-Do Federation (Korea).

Dr. Devlin is registered to start our doctor of naprapathy (DN) program in September 2017. We are proud to have such distinguished alumni.