We are a corrective care–focused chiropractic office seeking a motivated Associate Chiropractor who is passionate about delivering long-term results, educating patients, and building meaningful relationships both inside the clinic and within the community. This role is ideal for a doctor who values structure, accountability, and growth—clinically and professionally.

• Perform comprehensive chiropractic evaluations, including posture analysis, ROM, orthopedic and neurological exams
• Review and interpret X-rays and diagnostic findings as permitted by state law
• Develop and deliver individualized corrective care plans focused on structural correction and functional improvement
• Perform high-quality chiropractic adjustments and corrective techniques
• Conduct regular re-exams to track progress and modify care plans as needed

• Prescribe and oversee corrective exercises and home care recommendations
• Educate patients on posture, ergonomics, lifestyle factors, and spinal health
• Reinforce patient compliance to support long-term outcomes

• Clearly explain exam findings, care plans, expectations, and progress
• Build strong doctor–patient relationships grounded in trust and professionalism
• Address patient questions and concerns with confidence and compassion

• Actively build and maintain relationships within the local community
• Participate in community events, workshops, screenings, and outreach opportunities
• Develop referral relationships with local businesses, schools, gyms, churches, and healthcare providers as appropriate
• Represent the clinic professionally and positively in all community interactions
  

• Maintain accurate, timely, and compliant clinical documentation
• Ensure records meet legal, ethical, and insurance standards
• Participate in case reviews, audits, and quality improvement initiatives

• Work closely with chiropractic assistants, rehab staff, and front office team
• Participate in team meetings, training sessions, and continuing education
• Follow established office systems, protocols, and patient flow processes