Quarterly Academic Seminars

The INM Residency Consortium’s Quarterly Academic Seminars (QASs) are an opportunity for community members outside the consortium to earn CE credits and engage with leaders in the naturopathic field.

There are 4 seminars per year, each focused on a theme or topic within naturopathic medicine.   

Each seminar includes:

  • Expert speakers

  • Q&A and at times panel discussion

  • Resident collaboration and dialogue

  • Education from university, partner clinic, and corporate sources on the theme

  • A new product and research round table with corporate sponsors

The idea is to create a true cohort model for the residency program, and to improve educational outcomes.  These seminars are a place where residents and mentors come together to discuss and learn about topics relevant to our professional work.

2022-2023 QAS Schedule:

Saturday, February 4, 2023 - Men’s Health and Physical Medicine

Saturday, May 6, 2023 - Women’s Health & Endocrinology

Saturday, August 5, 2023 - Evidence based approaches to naturopathic vitalistic therapies plus Nephrology / urology

Quarterly Academic Seminars range from $99 to $199 per seminar (depending upon length) for community members outside of the INM Residency Consortium.

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