u/Electrical_Fact5586

I have already completed an orthopedic residency several years ago and now looking to complete an orthopedic manual therapy fellowship.

I am looking into remote/distance based programs since I will be staying at my current job in CT. The programs I am looking into are: Regis, NAIOMT, OPTIM, MTI (manual therapy institute) and IAR (institute for athlete regeneration).

Who here has completed a fellowship and wants to give me insight into: what made them pick their particular program, what was the process like to pick a mentor, and time commitments of the program? And any other insights

Thanks!