Parker University alumnus named honorary commander of 19th Security Forces Squadron
Derek Huddleston, DC, CCSP, ATC, was selected for a two- to three-year term in the prestigious program.
Florida law affirms DCs can dry needle, gain credit for non-U.S. undergrad degrees
Florida House Bill 1063, backed by the Florida Chiropractic Association, was signed into law June 26 by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Parker University announces newest program offerings
Throughout 2024, Parker University will introduce several new programs, certificate opportunities and professional training options.
Sportelli receives Lee-Homewood Chiropractic Heritage Award
The award from the NCMIC Foundation honors living individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the chiropractic profession.
Principles for providing advice about cannabis products for pain
What do you say if a patient asks for your advice about using a CBD- or THC-containing product to help ease their chronic pain?
Patient retention strategies: How to keep patients coming back
While attracting new patients is important, focusing on patient retention proves more cost-effective and simpler.
Research indicates few teen athletes disclose musculoskeletal injuries
A patient must disclose an injury before it can be treated, which a new study reveals isn’t likely when dealing with teen athletes.
Social media best practices: Running your chiropractic practice in a digital world
The emergence of social media as a chiropractic marketing tool presents both opportunities and challenges.
Parker University student selected for virtual service program
Parker University’s Alexis Gray was chosen for the Virtual Student Federal Service Program, overseen by the Veterans Health Administration.
Parker University introduces new learning management system
Parker University introduces its new Learning Management System, Desire2Learn BrightSpace, which is state-of-the-art and user-friendly.
