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Certification Bundle · Complete CCO Curriculum · One Purchase
| Curriculum: | Orthopedics 201–224 · 24 courses · 48 CE hours · complete in any order |
| Faculty: | Steven Yeomans, DC, FACO (lead) · John Riggs, DC, FACO · Michael Hall, DC, FIACN |
| Recognition: | PACE-approved · accepted in 40+ states, Canada & select international jurisdictions · CE Broker auto-reported |
| Tuition: | $960 base ? $768 with the automatic 20% discount ($192 savings) · no promo codes |
One purchase enrolls all 24 courses. Complete the coursework at your own pace — the frame-ready CCO certificate follows the transcript audit at your 48th hour.
Board-approved · PACE Provider #34015544 · CE Broker auto-reporting for states served · Instant per-course certificates
The chiropractor is the primary non-surgical musculoskeletal provider for millions of patients — the CCO is the credential that formalizes that role. This bundle carries the complete Clinical Chiropractic Orthopedics Certification curriculum in a single purchase: 24 courses, 48 PACE-approved hours, spanning the four clinical domains of modern chiropractic orthopedics — orthopedic diagnosis & clinical assessment, non-surgical MSK management, integrated rehabilitation, and referral pathways & interdisciplinary communication.
The curriculum is fellowship-led: Steven Yeomans, DC, FACO anchors the program with decades of orthopedic diagnostic and co-management expertise, John Riggs, DC, FACO contributes the diagnosis and rehabilitation modules, and Michael Hall, DC, FIACN teaches the neurological overlay where neuro-orthopedic differential diagnosis intersects with clinical neurology. Every course earns its own instant CE certificate toward your renewal along the way — the credential and the compliance hours arrive together.
Each domain is grounded in fellowship-level orthopedic expertise, translated into the diagnostic reasoning and non-surgical management protocols a practicing DC uses with complex musculoskeletal cases.
Beyond pattern matching to structured orthopedic reasoning: systematic examination protocols for spine and extremities · sensitivity, specificity & likelihood-ratio–driven test selection · differential diagnosis frameworks for the most common chiropractic MSK presentations.
Evidence-based conservative management for disc, joint, and soft-tissue pathology · chronic pain frameworks — central sensitization, graded exposure, functional restoration · structural instability assessment and stabilization within chiropractic scope.
The rehab progressions that bridge manual therapy to functional recovery: progressive loading from isometric to isotonic to functional movement · post-surgical and post-injury sequencing for the chiropractic office · outcome measurement and functional goal-setting.
When and how to refer — surgical candidacy criteria and red-flag escalation · co-management communication: narrative reports, shared-care letters, outcome summaries · building referral networks with orthopedic surgeons, PTs, and PCPs.
Twenty-four 2-hour courses, Orthopedics 201–224 — from entrapment syndromes and rotator cuff to chronic pain, disc pathology, and the orthoneuro perspective. The full course list appears on the Orthopedics category page.
• Structured orthopedic reasoning — correlating history, exam findings, imaging, and provocative testing into a differential that drives the care plan.
• Evidence-based non-surgical management of the conditions that fill a chiropractic schedule: disc pathology, nerve entrapments, rotator cuff, instability, chronic pain.
• Rehabilitation progressions that bridge manual therapy to functional recovery, with outcome measures that document it.
• The co-management skill set — referral timing, narrative communication, and the professional network that positions the DC inside the MSK care team.
Steven Yeomans, DC, FACO — Fellow of the Academy of Chiropractic Orthopedists and lead faculty for the CCO program — brings decades of clinical orthopedic expertise in diagnostic protocols, non-surgical MSK management, and interdisciplinary co-management.
John Riggs, DC, FACO — Fellow of the Academy of Chiropractic Orthopedists — contributes to the orthopedic diagnosis and rehabilitation modules.
Michael Hall, DC, FIACN — Fellow of the International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology — contributes the neurological overlay modules where neuro-orthopedic differential diagnosis intersects with clinical neurology.
Full bios and the complete instructor roster: CCEDseminars faculty page.
The CCO certificate is a post-doctoral certificate of completion recognizing 48 hours of advanced learning in clinical chiropractic orthopedics. It is not a board diplomate credential. Doctors pursuing the Diplomate of the Academy of Chiropractic Orthopedists (DABCO) or FACO fellowship typically need 300+ post-graduate hours plus examination; CCO hours may serve as foundational study toward those pathways depending on the board's current acceptance policy — verify before enrolling. Confirm CE acceptance for renewal in the state CE guidelines directory.
The bundle carries the complete curriculum in one purchase: base tuition $960 ($20 per credit hour × 48), with the automatic 20% multi-hour discount applied at checkout — $768 total, a $192 savings. No promo codes. Prefer to build gradually? Every course is available individually in the Orthopedics category at the same rate — 10% off at 6–9 hours, 20% off at 10+ — and the credential is identical either way.
Yes — this bundle enrolls all 24 courses (Orthopedics 201–224, 48 CE hours) in a single checkout, with the automatic 20% discount bringing tuition to $768. Complete the courses in any order at your own pace; the frame-ready CCO certificate follows the transcript audit at your 48th hour.
No. The CCO certificate is a post-doctoral certificate of completion recognizing 48 hours of advanced study in clinical chiropractic orthopedics. The DABCO and FACO credentials require 300+ post-graduate hours plus examination. CCO provides foundational orthopedic enrichment; diplomate or fellowship pursuit is a separate pathway.
In most cases yes. All 24 courses are PACE-approved and recognized in 40+ U.S. states, Canada, and several international jurisdictions, and CE Broker auto-reports your completion. Confirm your state's rules on the state CE guidelines page.
As long or as short as you need. CCO is 100% online and self-paced — 24 two-hour courses. Some doctors finish in a focused sprint; others spread the program across a full renewal cycle. Each course generates an instant CE certificate, and the frame-ready CCO certificate is issued after transcript audit at the 48th hour.
The bundle is $960 base tuition ($20 per credit hour × 48 hours), and the automatic 20% multi-hour discount at checkout brings it to $768 — a $192 savings. Building course by course instead? Same $20/hr with 10% off at 6–9 hours and 20% off at 10+, applied automatically. No promo codes.
State Approval and Licensing Reminder
CE requirements — including online-format allowances and any in-person minimums — vary by jurisdiction. Review the online chiropractic CE guidelines page and contact CCEDseminars with questions about your specific licensing requirements before registering.
CCEDseminars · PACE Provider #34015544 · Reviewed by Monte Horne, DC · Last updated August 14, 2026 (CT)
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