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Congratulations! You have labored and studied all these years and now you are about to receive your chiropractic diploma. Soon you will be a full-fledged chiropractor ready to open your office to throngs of patients waiting to see you. Life will soon be good and easier, right? Well, it might not happen quite as easy […]

What does that mean? It means you should never send out a resume or CV (they are the same thing, really) without a cover letter. A cover letter serves several purposes: “¢ It introduces you to the doctor and lets him/her know why you are sending the resume. If you send out just a resume […]

Many successful chiropractors started as associates. Sometimes associates spend years working for someone else before they go out on their one. An associate position can lead to a practice purchase, a partnership, or a satellite clinic; an associateship is also a great way to learn the ropes and become more confident about both the technical […]

At the end of a hiring interview for an associate position, the interviewing doctor usually says, “Do you have any questions?” Being prepared with thoughtful questions can help you stand out from other applicants and get the job you want. First, a couple of general tips about what not to ask: 1. Never ask the […]

If you haven’t already put together a resume or a curriculum vitae (CV), there is no time like the present. You’ll find many uses for the resume as you go through chiropractic school: Applying for scholarships, Applying for special programs or positions, Talking with DC’s about employment or buying practices, and Applying for a business […]