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Brian Nook
| Dr. Brian Nook | |
|---|---|
 Brian Nook, DC, CCSP, ICSSD | |
| Nationality | American |
| Education | Chiropractic |
| Alma mater | Palmer College of Chiropractic |
| Occupation | Chiropractic Physician Olympic Team Doctor |
| Years active | 1980's- Present |
| Known for | Past 1st Vice-President FICS |
| Title | Chiropractor, (DC) |
| Spouse(s) | Deb Nook, DVM |
Brian Nook, DC, CCSP, ICSSD is a Chiropractor now practicing in Australia. He is notable due to his activities with FICS. He was also accredited as a team Doctor for the Nation of Zambia in 1992 for the Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona, for which he has earned the title of "Member in Gold" of the IAOCO[1]. An early member of the International Federation of Sports Chiropractic (FICS) (since 1989)[citation needed] he rose to become Chairman of the important FICS Education Commission[citation needed] , and, subsequently served as 1st Vice-President in the Bertamini administration[citation needed] . He was one of the coordinators for FICS for the Pre-Olympic Games preparations at LaGrange Center, in Atlanta, GA[citation needed] , and has been Chief of Mission at the World Games[citation needed] .
Born in ________________, Dr. Nook transplanted to South Africa, where he took a teaching engagement at one of their Chiropractic Colleges[citation needed] , and no is Dean of the Faculty of Chiropractic at Murdoch University in Australia[citation needed] . Brian graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in ____.[citation needed]
FICS Positions held
- FICS Education Chair 1990-2003[citation needed]
- FICS 1st Vice President – during the Bertamini administration[citation needed]
- FICS International Federation Chair 2008-present[citation needed]
Awards
- FICS Chiropractor of the Year 1993[citation needed]
- FICS International Sports Chiropractic Service Award 1992[citation needed]
- FICS Education Service Award 1992[citation needed]
Event Coverage
- FICS Delegation to All African Track & Field Champs 1990, Cairo, Egypt[citation needed]
- Co-Chef de Mission, All African Games 1991, Cairo, Egypt[2]
- Accredited Zambia Chiropractor Olympic Games Barcelona, 1992 [1]
- Chef de Mission All African Games 1995, Zimbabwe[2]
- Co-Chef de Mission All African Games, 1999, Johannesburg, South Africa[2]
- Organised FICS pre-Olympic clinic at training venue, Le Grange, GA[citation needed]
- Work at Atlanta Olympic Clinic, 1996, Atlanta, GA[citation needed]
- Accredited FICS delegation 2000 Olympics, Sydney, Australia – co-Chef de Mission[citation needed]
- Co-Chef de Mission World Figure Skating Championships, Vancouver, Canada 2000[citation needed]
- Co-Chef de Mission World Games, Duisburg, Germany, 2005[citation needed]
- Co-Chef de Mission World Games, Kaoshiung, Taiwan, 2009[citation needed]
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