The Training and Focus of an Osteopath

Dr. Dan Kendall serves as a senior executive partner at National Spine and Pain Centers (NSPC) and practices out of NSPC’s McLean, Virginia office. An osteopath and interventional pain management specialist, Dr. Dan Kendall has additionally served as a medical consultant and as a lecturer on pain management to audiences at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, the New York Academy of Medicine, and the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

Osteopaths are trained to study how all the body’s muscles, nerves, tissues, and systems work together, and to detect and treat abnormalities in any of these areas.

More than half of all doctors of osteopathy concentrate on working as internists, general practitioners, or pediatricians. Some do elect to go into highly specialized fields such as neurology or cardiology. Most larger medical facilities support the collaborative work of MDs and DOs.

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