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Choosing a Prime Chiropractic Location

Choosing a Prime Chiropractic Location Part 4 in our series of Assessing the Salary of a Chiropractor Where you’re located could make all the difference in the world A chiropractor in California is going to have different issues to consider than a Florida chiropractor will, even though both are coastal states. That may not have

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The stats on chiropractor salaries

The stats on chiropractor salaries Part 3 of Assessing the Salary of a Chiropractor Series If you haven’t already seen them, here is Part 1 and Part 2 of this series. Statistics on chiropractor salaries I have done some of my own research to gather information regarding Chiropractor Salaries. I came up with a lot

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How much money can a chiropractor make

How much money can a chiropractor make? (part 2 of Assessing the Salary of a Chiropractor) The BIG question… How much money can a chiropractor make? That is going to depend on a lot of factors. Those factors include but are not limited to… where you’re going to practice, how you’re going to practice, how

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Assessing the Salary of a Chiropractor

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The purpose of this article is to hopefully answer some of the many questions people have asked me over the years (now 17) regarding the earning potential that a doctor of chiropractic has. Please note that this article is a continual work in progress and in being so it has unfinished

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Schools and Salaries

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I receive questions via email about chiropractic schools and chiropractic salaries more than any other topic related to the field. I took the time to answer a particular question today (Doctrine Degree and Chiropractor Intoxication Manslaughter) but the reality is I have hundreds of questions remaining unanswered that are growing stagnant.

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Chiropractic Letters I Get Monthly

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I invite you non chiropractic business people to read this post, as I feel a lot of this stuff crosses into many types of small businesses. About once a month I get a handwritten letter from some chiropractic practice management firm in Tustin, California. I believe they always include the same

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12 Thousand a Week in Cash for Chiropractic

A chiropractor in Northern California sent me some mail the other day that included a few reports from California Chiropractors (and one Washington office) and their recent cash incomes. I thought this would provide some good information for those asking questions about chiropractic salaries, as this is an area of chiropractic practice that I find

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4 Steps to Chiropractic Music Business Success

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I was at breakfast with a group of friends last Saturday and a conversation came up regarding success stories in the music industry. First, this is no ordinary group of guys talking about music. Second, I had my laptop. You may be asking yourself “what kind of a nerd brings a

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Enrolled in a Chiropractic Program

This comes from a student about to enter chiropractic college… I am currently enrolled in a chiropractic program at the University of Bridgeport, which I will be starting in August. Now as that day is approaching, I am becoming more and more nervous and am hoping that I am making the right decision. I am

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Chiropractic Salaries added to this Blog

I have been receiving several emails per day regarding chiropractic salaries, jobs, practice methods, school requirements, and all sorts of related (and unrelated) stuff. After a few months of e-mailing back and forth with people I’ve decided to create at least two sections in this blog area that will be dedicated to posing questions, answering

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Chiropractic Jobs & Employment

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. This is a continuation of my post on Advice about Chiropractic Schools Chiropractic Employment BLS: Chiropractors held about 53,000 jobs in 2004. Approximately 58 percent of chiropractors are self-employed. Most chiropractors are in solo practice, although some are in group practice or work for other chiropractors. A small number teach, conduct research

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Choosing a Prime Chiropractic Location

Choosing a Prime Chiropractic Location Part 4 in our series of Assessing the Salary of a Chiropractor Where you’re located could make all the difference in the world A chiropractor in California is going to have different issues to consider than a Florida chiropractor will, even though both are coastal states. That may not have

Read More »

The stats on chiropractor salaries

The stats on chiropractor salaries Part 3 of Assessing the Salary of a Chiropractor Series If you haven’t already seen them, here is Part 1 and Part 2 of this series. Statistics on chiropractor salaries I have done some of my own research to gather information regarding Chiropractor Salaries. I came up with a lot

Read More »

How much money can a chiropractor make

How much money can a chiropractor make? (part 2 of Assessing the Salary of a Chiropractor) The BIG question… How much money can a chiropractor make? That is going to depend on a lot of factors. Those factors include but are not limited to… where you’re going to practice, how you’re going to practice, how

Read More »

Assessing the Salary of a Chiropractor

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The purpose of this article is to hopefully answer some of the many questions people have asked me over the years (now 17) regarding the earning potential that a doctor of chiropractic has. Please note that this article is a continual work in progress and in being so it has unfinished

Read More »
atlas vertebra art

Schools and Salaries

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I receive questions via email about chiropractic schools and chiropractic salaries more than any other topic related to the field. I took the time to answer a particular question today (Doctrine Degree and Chiropractor Intoxication Manslaughter) but the reality is I have hundreds of questions remaining unanswered that are growing stagnant.

Read More »

Chiropractic Letters I Get Monthly

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I invite you non chiropractic business people to read this post, as I feel a lot of this stuff crosses into many types of small businesses. About once a month I get a handwritten letter from some chiropractic practice management firm in Tustin, California. I believe they always include the same

Read More »

12 Thousand a Week in Cash for Chiropractic

A chiropractor in Northern California sent me some mail the other day that included a few reports from California Chiropractors (and one Washington office) and their recent cash incomes. I thought this would provide some good information for those asking questions about chiropractic salaries, as this is an area of chiropractic practice that I find

Read More »

4 Steps to Chiropractic Music Business Success

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I was at breakfast with a group of friends last Saturday and a conversation came up regarding success stories in the music industry. First, this is no ordinary group of guys talking about music. Second, I had my laptop. You may be asking yourself “what kind of a nerd brings a

Read More »

Enrolled in a Chiropractic Program

This comes from a student about to enter chiropractic college… I am currently enrolled in a chiropractic program at the University of Bridgeport, which I will be starting in August. Now as that day is approaching, I am becoming more and more nervous and am hoping that I am making the right decision. I am

Read More »

Chiropractic Salaries added to this Blog

I have been receiving several emails per day regarding chiropractic salaries, jobs, practice methods, school requirements, and all sorts of related (and unrelated) stuff. After a few months of e-mailing back and forth with people I’ve decided to create at least two sections in this blog area that will be dedicated to posing questions, answering

Read More »

Chiropractic Jobs & Employment

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. This is a continuation of my post on Advice about Chiropractic Schools Chiropractic Employment BLS: Chiropractors held about 53,000 jobs in 2004. Approximately 58 percent of chiropractors are self-employed. Most chiropractors are in solo practice, although some are in group practice or work for other chiropractors. A small number teach, conduct research

Read More »