According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 67% of American workers don’t like their jobs. People start working when they are 16 to 18 and don’t stop until they are 65 or older. Careers chosen at 18 may not be appropriate when they turn 50. Changing careers is a well-established fact of employment. Vincent Van Gogh, the impressionist painter, was a schoolmaster, student priest missionary and art dealer before he became a painter. The days of retiring to Florida are long gone. Dr. Bernie Furshpan retired, made that dramatic career change and now he’s poking fun at his experiences.

Cranial Laser, Family Practices For Sale, Associate Positions, Fully Equipped Offices, and oodles more in todays chiropractic classifieds collection of recent advertisements. Smarter economics means seeking out better deals for successful chiropractor operations. Get connected with what you need to move forward.

Many Associate positions posted for Feb/March chiropractic classifieds. There are both wanted and positions available ads, as well as several new practice for sale listings. Equipment sales categories have been updated as well, check out the latest.

Chiropractic classified advertising for January 2009 includes recent ads placed for Quixote Software, Orange Beach office for sale, Part time office space available, x-ray film processors by Hope, Ty-Tron T-3000, Arizona practice for sale, full-time and part-time positions for chiropractic jobs, and chiropractic tables like Zenith HiLo’s. Whether you’re in the market to save money on decompression gear or are looking to find a new job, chiropractic classifieds is the place for browsing the latest information in classified ads related to the chiropractic field. Here’s a summary of what’s been posted in days since our last summary.

Your chiropractic office, your fashion designer shoe boutique, your electronics website, your NFL football offshore gambling blog, your local community parks and recreation center, why do people come to you? Sometimes it seems so obvious doesn’t it? One goes to the chiropractor for an adjustment, the fashion shoe store for shoes, and so on. We know that that’s not always the case. Maybe someone’s coming to a chiropractic office for a radiographic study of their wrist or nutritional counseling, never planning to have their spine touched. It’s one thing to know what people are seeking when they walk into your bricks and mortar business, it’s another to discover what people seek when visiting your website.