Osteopath

Since 2014, five-year State accreditation is required to issue osteopath diploma. This accreditation is essential to ensure the quality of training and regulate the osteopath population.

With the stabilization of osteopaths in the French healthcare landscape, there is an increasing number of career opportunities: maternity or palliative care units, hospitals, amateur or professional sports clubs, nursing homes, care facilities, and companies.

Given the aging population and the congestion of public healthcare facilities, mobility and autonomy are major issues and key factors in controlling public health expenditures. The demand for osteopaths stems directly from these underlying trends.

The osteopath diploma, obtained after a five-year training program, is listed at level 7 in the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP 7).

The accreditation requires a minimum of 1,500 practical hours and the establishment of hospital partnerships.

Our 7 schools in France are accredited by the Ministry of Health and are recognized for the quality of their training. All our schools are Qualiopi certified and are audited annualy by an independent firm, Bureau Veritas Certification.

We have one or more in-house clinics for each of our school and partnerships with public hospitals and healthcare facilities, ensuring the required number of practice hours expected and a level of excellence in line with State accreditation.

We also have a school in Malta and four clinics in Italy, where we have signed partnerships with the universities of Milan and Turin to implement the academic program.