Professors
RHSOM has professors with a huge experience both in teaching and medical practice. 7 persons out of professors and instructors have academic degrees.
In 2002, RHSOM signed Agreement on cooperation with Montreal school of osteopathy (Canada, director – F. Druel). This includes experience exchange and student exchange programs.
To improve the teaching efficiency, anatomy museum is in operation since 1998, created by L. G. Pesterev. It contains more than 100 anatomic samples (dry and wet), the collection is continuously increased.
The facilities of the school include: library, video- and audio-storage where students may study on their own between seminars they are visiting. On completion of every study year, summary certification is carried out. After the third year of training, besides the exams on osteopathic methods and clinical exam, diploma work is asserted to assign the degree “Doctor of osteopathy”.
Presently, studying syllabus is standardized on osteopathy of two schools – Russian and Canadian. This is the achievement of the heads of the respective schools: T. I. Kravchenko and F. Druel. Instructors of RHSOM have a right to teach and take exams at Montreal school of osteopathy, Canadian instructors – at Russian Higher School of Osteopathic Medicine.
As a result of professor exchange and standardization, students of two schools have possibility to get two diploma for osteopathy doctor: Russian and Canadian.
![]() Kravchenko Tamara Ivanovna, doctor of medical sciences, neurologist. After graduation the French Higher school of osteopathy. In1994, she organized the first Russian Higher School of Osteopathic Medicine (RHSOM) in Saint-Petersburg, Russia with support of Academy of medical-technical sciences. In 1992, she opened the first osteopathic center in Russia, and RHSOM was created on its basis. In 1997, T. I. Kravchenko was awarded as “Woman of Year” by the American Biographic Society. In 2000, she was elected as a corresponding-member in the commission of legalization of osteopathy at European Parliament from the European Federation of Osteopaths where she represented Russia. In 2001, received candidate degree on osteopathic treatment of brain injury consequences with ICH syndrome. Results of her scientific work are the basis for development of methodic recommendations for osteopathic doctors, and on 27 October 2003, these recommendations were officially approved by RF Ministry of Health: “Osteopathic method of treatment is accepted as efficient and prospective both in view of treatment and prevention of illnesses». In 2004, T. I. Kravchenko was awarded with a badge “Best person of healthcare” by the Order of RF Minister of Health. In 2006 she became an international level instructor. In 2016 she got a doctorate degree. The person has more than 70 publications in researches on osteopathy, including two monographs, she is an author of Osteopathy volume I textbook. |
![]() Vartanyan Inna AramaisovnaInstructor on neurophysiology at RHSOM. |
![]() Kolyunova Lidiya ValerievnaInstructor on cranial osteopathy. In 1972 entered I Leningrad medical institute named acad. I. P. Pavlov to treatment faculty, gained profession “treatment”. 1978 to 1980 studied at clinical traineeship at department of hospital therapy as – pulmonologist . |
![]() Moskalenko Yury YevgenievichRHSOM science pro-rector Doctor of biological sciences, professor, habil. Scientist RF, corresponding-member RAEN, acad. of International Academy of astronautics, honorable doctor of osteopathy (Canada). Leads the laboratory of comparative physiology of brain blood circulation FGBUN Institute of evolutionary physiology and biochemistry named I. M. Sechenov RAN. Author for more than 250 works, including 5 monographs. Widely known in researches for blood circulation of brain and in the field of fundamental osteopathy. Head of School scientific program on researches of primary breathing mechanism and reads lectures on physiology of brain blood circulation and slow wave activity of brain and statistics. |
![]() Petrischev Nikolay NikolaevichInstructor on physiology and pathophysiology at RHSOM. |
![]() Podramenskaya Anna DmitrievnaInstructor on visceral osteopathy. In 1995 she graduated Paediatric Medical Academy. Upon completion, has study in internship and clinical traineeship on neonatology. Doctor practice started in Leningrad Oblast Clinical Hospital as pediatrician-neonatologist, worked at ICU and newborn nursing. |
![]() Skoromets Alexander AnisimovichInstructor on neurology |
![]() Stenkin Sergey Klimovich.Instructor on structural osteopathy. In 1996, graduated Saint-Petersburg pediatric academy, 1996 to 1998 – clinical traineeship at department of rehabilitation. In 2005 graduated Russian Higher School of osteopathic medicine. Developed a method of osteopathic treatment of patients with closed body syndrome. Conducts post-diploma seminars on the topic. |
![]() Shmyrev Vladimir IvanovichInstructor on neurology |
![]() Bodychov Mikhail KonstantinovichCandidate of medical science. In 1999, graduated Russian State Medical University named Ni. I. Pirogov, “Treatment”. Studied as postgraduate for “Neurology”. Got candidate work “Oxygen status and oxidant stress in cute period of ischemic stroke in carotid system”. |
![]() Voronina Irina AlexandrovnaCandidate of medical science. |
![]() Karpova Valentina IgorevnaInstructor of cranial course on osteopathy. In 2007 graduated with honor pediatric faculty of the Russian Sate Medical University (RSMU). Had a course in clinical traineeship at the department of neurology and neurosurgery of RSMU pediatric faculty. Has 9-year experience of work in ambulance. She is he author for a number of scientific works, author of monograph “Epilepsy”. 2008 to 2012 studied at Russian Higher School of Osteopathic Medicine (RHSOM). Presently, besides medical practice, she takes a position as deputy editor “Russian journal of children neurology” and she is a pro-rector on education department at the Russian Higher school of osteopathic medicine in Moscow. |
![]() Rodionova Tamara AnatolievnaHead of cycle “Maieutics and neonatology” |
![]() Malashenkova Nadezhda Vladimirovna.Instructor on visceral osteopathy. In 2003, graduated treatment faculty of the Russian State Medical Institute, Sochi. 2003 to 2005 – clinical traineeship of the Training medical center of Administration department of RF President at department of family medicine. Worked as therapist in therapeutic department of in-patient clinic, in gerontologist department of polyclinic No.3 AD of RF President. 2008 to 2012 studied at the Russian Higher School of Osteopathic Medicine. Since 2014, instructor on visceral osteopathy at RHSOM |
![]() Mescheryakova Irina Mikhailovna.Instructor on visceral osteopathy at Russian Higher School of Osteopathic Medicine since 2007. GraduatedII Moscow Medical Institute named N. I. Pirogov in 1980 as a pediatrician. 12 years of experience as a district periatrician in kid’s polyclinic. Since 1991 –he is involved with alternative curing methods (electric puncture diagnostics, homeopathy). Graduated RHSOM in 2005. Continuously improves her professional level. Graduated Giliami School “Energy osteopathy” in 2016. |