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Program Overview

The Clinical Trichology Residency Program is an advanced hybrid training program designed to bridge foundational trichology education with supervised clinical practice. Students build practical clinical competencies through structured online instruction, laboratory demonstrations, supervised hands-on training, competency evaluations, and case-based learning.

 

Graduates develop the skills necessary to confidently perform comprehensive trichology consultations, microscopic scalp analysis, treatment planning, therapeutic applications, and professional documentation.

 

Upon successful completion, graduates earn the Certified Clinical Trichologist (CCT) credential.

 

Who Should Enroll

  • Graduates of the Certified Scalp Scientist™ Program
  • Qualified transfer students with equivalent foundational trichology education
  • Licensed professionals seeking advanced clinical trichology training

 

Program Learning Outcomes

Students will learn to:

  • Perform comprehensive client consultations.
  • Conduct microscopic hair and scalp analysis.
  • Interpret Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA).
  • Develop individualized treatment plans.
  • Perform Low-Level Laser Therapy.
  • Perform High-Frequency Therapy.
  • Apply scalp detoxification techniques.
  • Perform herbal infusion scalp therapies.
  • Understand non-surgical hair replacement.
  • Maintain professional clinical documentation.

 

Program Format

This hybrid program includes:

  • Online theory modules
  • Video instruction
  • Clinical laboratory preparation
  • Two-day intensive on-campus Clinical Residency
  • Supervised clinical practice
  • Competency evaluations
  • Clinical case studies
  • Final clinical assessment

 

Curriculum

TRI-201 through TRI-212

 

Admission Requirements

Completion of the Certified Scalp Scientist™ Program or an equivalent foundational trichology program approved by K.I.S.S.E.D. University.

 

Transfer students may be asked to submit documentation verifying previous education.

 

Graduation Requirements

  • Complete all 12 residency courses.
  • Successfully complete clinical competencies.
  • Complete all required case studies.
  • Pass the final clinical assessment.
  • Satisfy all tuition obligations.

 

Program Details

Delivery Format: Hybrid

Clock Hours: 540

Clinical Residency: Two-Day Intensive

Courses: TRI-201 through TRI-212

Tuition: $3,497

Credential Awarded: Certified Clinical Trichologist (CCT)

CLINICAL TRICHOLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAM

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    KISSED University of Healing Arts & Sciences is a private, professional educational institution offering training in trichology, herbal medicine, holistic health, and integrative wellness. Our programs are designed to provide professional development, continuing education, and advanced training for both aspiring practitioners and licensed professionals seeking to expand their skills and services.

    KISSED University is not currently accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education (DOE), and its programs do not lead to licensure in regulated professions unless otherwise stated. Certifications and credentials awarded reflect completion of private training programs within the scope of holistic and integrative practices.

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