Training area

Training is one of the fundamental conditions for the correct usage of Scrambler Therapy in clinical research or hospital practice. Secondary training is provided in different countries by accredited personnel who have followed primary training courses in Italy. Other types of training, not in line with what was mentioned above, are not validly acknowledged and do not guarantee the ability to correct methodology usage.

International primary training

International primary training is held in hospitals in Rome directly by Prof. Giuseppe Marineo, who developed Scrambler Therapy basic and applied research. The training course is for clinical researchers and physicians that will themselves become trainers in their country of origin. Apart from addressing issues pertaining to the correct methodology usage, it clarifies scientific and methodological issues in clinical research.

Advanced training

Advanced training is intended for medical personnel who have completed primary training. The goal is to illustrate specific treatment strategies for particularly complex and severe cases.

Secondary training

Secondary training is conducted by physicians who have been certified as trainers in Italy. It is generally offered and managed independently by local distributors. In the case of the U.S., the local distributor also offers the possibility of training at the client's site, even outside the U.S.
For more info: Delta International Services & Logistics (USA), Inc dba Erickson Strong Medical Stefan Erickson 506 Honea Egypt # 960 Magnolia, TX 77354 832-536-1662
contact@scramblertherapy.com

Course structure

All training courses last for three days for specific reasons. There are some variation features during the treatment that statistically occur in the first three days, and it is thus necessary to learn how to detect and manage them.

Clinical Practice

Overall, each course can accept a limited number of participants, as each participant must have a practical experience with at least one patient, in addition to observing the treatment of other patients. This usually limits the number to a maximum of 4-5 participants per course. Courses lasting less than 3 days, or in which clinical practice is impossible under the specified conditions, or that are delivered by unauthorized trainers, do not meet the standard training criteria. These courses have no officially recognized educational value.

E-training

E-training is possible only as an integration support after standard training. E-training cannot replace a standard training course.

Certification value

Attendance at a training course certifies the operator in the correct methodology usage but does not entitle him/her to become a trainer. Training for trainers envisions another separate authorization where it is expressly acknowledged.