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What every new DC needs to know

Student DC March 19, 2019

The choices you make directly impact how your life turns out. Oftentimes, you think that once you graduate from chiropractic school, you’re automatically ready for career lift-off. However, graduating is closer to the beginning of your journey. The first two choices a graduate must make are What state should I practice in? Should I open […]

A practice ideas journal

Student DC March 19, 2019

A little though can spark a great idea. When we sit in classes, attend seminars, read books, and speak with others, we hear and come up with some great practice ideas. But they can be hard to recall. What if there were a simple and effective way to remember those ideas? What if you had […]

Launch your career wisely

Student DC March 19, 2019

Graduating from a chiropractic college is filled with mixed emotions: happiness, joy, and elation about what you have accomplished – but also anxiety, apprehension, and confusion about the future. The key to starting a successful practice is to stay focused on your goals, stay positive, and never lose sight of the most important thing: quality […]

Associate expectations

Student DC March 19, 2019

Getting the best results out of an associateship requires having the right expectations regarding the relationship from the outset. If your objectives are unrealistic, you stand a good chance of being gravely disappointed. On the bright side, with the right attitude, this can be time profitably spent. What you will learn You’ll learn how to […]

Proficient or prevailing?

Student DC March 19, 2019

Over the past several years, my team has owned or launched more than 100 clinics. We have trained and coached dozens of associates as well. And it has become apparent that there are detectable differences among the chiropractors entering our profession. At the outset, anyone who graduates from a chiropractic program and receives a DC […]

Location considerations

Student DC March 19, 2019

One of the first decisions you will make as you think about going into practice is where you want that practice to be located. It’s normally a wise course to first take a broad, general view of location (region, state, and province), and then work your way down to the specific street address where your […]

The C’s of success

Student DC March 19, 2019

There are key qualities and characteristics that make the difference between those who are just proficient and those who prevail as they start their career in chiropractic. The latter group achieves and thrives at the level they dreamed of – whatever that level may be. As you consider the following “C’s of success,” do a […]

Tailored advice

Student DC March 19, 2019

If you are going to start a practice after you graduate from college, consider the following advice. If you’re a woman, look to hire a female start-up consultant. Because a woman knows the unique problems other women will have. At this point, you may be thinking, “What do you mean a man doesn’t understand the […]

Four secrets for startup success

Student DC March 19, 2019

A great aspect of operating a chiropractic practice is the freedom to do what you want, when you want. Another is the ability to control your income. In fact, many people go into chiropractic for that reason alone. Yet, of those who enter the profession, many wind up suffering, because they believe operating a practice […]

Follow the rules

Student DC March 19, 2019

If you are going to venture into the world to start a practice, it’s important that you know the rules and follow them. Many new doctors make up their own rules – and fail as a result. There are few new doctors who start a practice without a new-practice consultant and survive. And they are […]

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