18 CMCC Academic Calendar 2022-2023
Academic Facilities Clinical Facilities Telephone: 416 482 2546 Fax: 416 646 1115 Website: cmcc.ca/clinics CMCC operates teaching clinics throughout the Greater Toronto Area. CMCC interns provide patient-centred care within an evidence-based model, under the supervision of chiropractors registered in Ontario.
CMCC Teaching Clinics Bronte Harbour Chiropractic Clinic Located in Oakville in a residential neighbourhood, CMCC’s Bronte Harbour Chiropractic Clinic is close to high density housing and seniors’ residences. It provides access to a diverse patient population similar to many suburban locations. Shockwave and other therapeutic modalities are available at this clinic.
Campus Clinic CMCC’s largest clinic is located on CMCC’s campus at 6100 Leslie Street. In addition to chiropractic treatment rooms with therapeutic modalities, including shockwave, the Campus Clinic has a rehabilitation clinic, diagnostic imaging services, an on-site registered massage therapist, and an acupuncture provider.
Interprofessional Collaborative Teaching Clinics Aptus Treatment Centres At the Aptus Treatment Centres, CMCC interns work alongside psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists, expressive art therapists, and music therapists. Interns assess and treat musculoskeletal ailments in specialized populations of adults and children with complex disabilities as well as those with a dual diagnosis (developmental disability and a mental health disorder).
Bowmanville Health Centre CMCC’s clinic at the Bowmanville Health Centre is located within a multidisciplinary environment along with family doctors, physiotherapists, lab and radiology services, and a pharmacy. The Centre values interprofessional collaboration, evidence-informed practice and mentorship of future healthcare professionals and supports placement of other health discipline learners, such as pharmacy and medical students. Patients are drawn from the urban and surrounding rural areas.
Rexdale Community Health Centre CMCC’s clinic at the Rexdale Community Health Centre (CHC) shares space with family doctors, a physiotherapist, and a nurse practitioner. The area from which the patients are drawn is multicultural and the CHC is a busy hub for these individuals who attend for both health concerns and social service assistance. The Rexdale clinic offers interns a
