This post is a continuation of mission news coverage authored by Chiropractor, Peter Morgan. Now on to Haiti… Jason O’Connor, DC, from Antioch, California was the primary chiromission organiser of the Haiti expedition and led the brave team of Chiropractors. David Hecht, DC, from New York was another mission leader, and John Palmer, Chiropractic Student
Happy Easter! Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Supplies and Equipment for Sale (like a Portable Chiropractic Table) or Job Opportunities and Practices for Sale (like an Orlando office for rent near Disney), this post is a weekly round up of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 23, 2008.
Dr. Brian Porteous & Dr. Terry Rondberg are upcoming speakers at the Dead Chiropractic Society Clubhouse, in Newport Beach, California. Dr. Porteous has published over one hundred articles in professional journals, and has made numerous presentations regarding “Patient Centered” healthcare to professional and lay audiences nationwide.
The opportunity to work with some of the greatest chiropractors on the planet and practice in an office of your dreams is available right now. Doctors of chiropractic graduating from US educational systems may soon find themselves practicing in chiropractic offices and wellness centers that provide them with everything they could desire when graduating from chiropractic college. These opportunities will not be available to unmotivated slackers and whiners, they will be fulfilled by hard-working and dedicated chiropractors that intend to see our nation get healthy, regardless of presidential nominations and US politics on health care policy.
Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Executive Director for Research Christine Choate, D.C., Ph.D., announced that the College recently received official notice of a grant award from the National Institutes of Health, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. This is a one-year grant for $110,000, with an option for an additional three years at a total of approximately $750,000. This grant will aid in Palmer’s ongoing efforts to further develop faculty, create a more evidence-based curriculum and expand research efforts throughout the College.
This post is a continuation of mission news coverage authored by Chiropractor, Peter Morgan. Now on to Haiti… Jason O’Connor, DC, from Antioch, California was the primary chiromission organiser of the Haiti expedition and led the brave team of Chiropractors. David Hecht, DC, from New York was another mission leader, and John Palmer, Chiropractic Student
Happy Easter! Whether you are seeking Chiropractic Supplies and Equipment for Sale (like a Portable Chiropractic Table) or Job Opportunities and Practices for Sale (like an Orlando office for rent near Disney), this post is a weekly round up of the most recent advertisements placed in the Classifieds section on Planet Chiropractic. Featured are selected ads that were placed before midweek of March 23, 2008.
Dr. Brian Porteous & Dr. Terry Rondberg are upcoming speakers at the Dead Chiropractic Society Clubhouse, in Newport Beach, California. Dr. Porteous has published over one hundred articles in professional journals, and has made numerous presentations regarding “Patient Centered” healthcare to professional and lay audiences nationwide.
The opportunity to work with some of the greatest chiropractors on the planet and practice in an office of your dreams is available right now. Doctors of chiropractic graduating from US educational systems may soon find themselves practicing in chiropractic offices and wellness centers that provide them with everything they could desire when graduating from chiropractic college. These opportunities will not be available to unmotivated slackers and whiners, they will be fulfilled by hard-working and dedicated chiropractors that intend to see our nation get healthy, regardless of presidential nominations and US politics on health care policy.
Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Executive Director for Research Christine Choate, D.C., Ph.D., announced that the College recently received official notice of a grant award from the National Institutes of Health, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. This is a one-year grant for $110,000, with an option for an additional three years at a total of approximately $750,000. This grant will aid in Palmer’s ongoing efforts to further develop faculty, create a more evidence-based curriculum and expand research efforts throughout the College.