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Whiplash Motor Vehicle Accidents

Dr. Olivacz has earned Advanced Certification in Whiplash and Brain Injury Traumatology from the Spine Research Institute of San Diego.  He is one of only nine doctors with this distinction in the state of Maryland.

As a graduate from this course, Dr. Olivacz, received the most in-depth, science based training available today.

Course Overview

- Physics of Motor Vehicle Crashes
- Human Biomechanics
- Diagnostic & Evaluation of Personal Injury Trauma
- Management & Forensic Documentation Principles in Personal Injury
- Impairment Ratings & Forensic Reporting
- Medico legal Fundamentals for Practioners & Forensic
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  • "'ve been in chronic pain with my neck and shoulder for over a year. I had several months of physical therapy, which gave me some improvement. But after one session with Dr. Campanella I started seeing improvement and even was able to sleep. After 4 sessions he said I was done for now; I can always come back for a tune-up; which I've done for my sciatica over the last few years."
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