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Being the boss

Student DC March 19, 2019

As you progress through chiropractic college, you get ever closer to “being your own boss.” With that will come being the boss of others, too. Are you prepared for that? Ask yourself, “What if I were employed by me?” What impression would you have of yourself? What observations would you make if you could really […]

The adaptor factor

Student DC March 19, 2019

Health is the ability of a living organism to adapt to its environment. The same definition holds true for healthy businesses, organizations, and professions. Healthy versions of each are able – and willing – to adapt when necessary. They have what’s called “the adaptor factor.” Those who are unable – or unwilling – to adapt […]

New practice pointers

Student DC March 19, 2019

If you’ve been dreaming about graduating from chiropractic college and becoming your own boss, you’re not alone. But starting your own practice isn’t for everyone – it’s hard work and many new doctors are not cut out for it; they become associates. Starting a new practice can be scary. Here are a few important things […]

Help codes

Student DC March 19, 2019

You’re at the local mall, chatting with you spouse, when up walks a man who obviously recognizes you. “Hi, doc,” he says, “it’s great to see you,” and shakes your hand. Then he waits for you to introduce him to your spouse. But there’s a problem: You don’t remember his name! What do you do? […]

Be the teacher

Student DC March 19, 2019

For the last few years now, you have been dutifully sitting in classrooms, going to your labs, and learning how to use your hands to make a career for yourself. For many of you, chiropractic school has been a continuation of college, and it has been one class and one test after another, for quarters […]

The roads more traveled

Student DC March 19, 2019

As you near graduation, you’ll likely grow increasingly concerned about taking your first steps in the real world outside school. To better assess your options, consider the responses given by new DCs to a recent survey by the American Chiropractic Association. Almost 30 percent of new DCs open a solo practice with no staff members. […]

Bad habits

Student DC March 19, 2019

Many of your thoughts and behaviors are the result of past experience. For a chiropractor, especially a new one, this can be trouble. You may need to learn new habits and ways of doing things, because a lot of your past baggage may be rooted in fear and anxiety. Little wonder negative thoughts bring about […]

Do’s and don’ts for the start-up doc

Student DC March 19, 2019

There are many approaches to launching your first practice, and what works for one chiropractor may not work for you. But these classic do’s and don’ts can help you chart a successful path. Financing The best place to start seeking financing is with the institution you do business with now, such as your bank or […]

More do’s and don’ts for the new doctor

Student DC March 19, 2019

There is a wealth of know-how one acquires over the course of running a practice. Yet the lessons learned from experience can be expensive. Here are some hard- won tips that will save you time and money as you launch your career. Interviewing applicants The purpose of a job interview is to obtain job-related information […]

The power of a brain trust

Student DC March 19, 2019

Students in chiropractic college encounter many trials and tests while struggling to get through school, pass boards, and ultimately obtain a license to practice. During these struggles, classmates become friends who have faced the joys and sorrows of the struggle together. Many of these friendships will last a lifetime. After graduation, classmates and friends become […]

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