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In August, we had the opportunity to attend The National, presented by the Florida Chiropractic Association. This is one of the largest gatherings of chiropractors and many leaders were there. We chatted with several of them to get their insights on the state of the chiropractic profession.

We got their thoughts on the strategic direction of the profession, challenges our doctors and students face, opportunities for women in healthcare, and becoming the doctor of choice in our communities. We also heard from several folks about opportunities to strengthen the profession, now and into the future.

We wanted to share some of the key messages about the profession from these luminaries with our listeners. Hearing these leaders give their candid thoughts is inspiring, challenging, and invigorating. We hope you agree.

(00:02)   Introduction by Mike Whitmer

(02:00)   Doctor of Choice

(08:39)   Communication & Patient Education

(13:00)   Collaboration & Integration

(17:28) Practice Management

(19:21)   Future Generations

(26:28)   Research

(27:26)   Strategic Plan & the Future

People who contributed to this episode:
Marc Abla, CAE, Illinois Chiropractic Society
Richard Brown, World Federation of Chiropractic
Dr. Brandi Childress, Perfect Touch Chiropractic
Dr. Sherefa Clark, The Albinism Alliance Group
Dr. Alessandra Colón, Crack Addicts on TLC
Dr. Donna Craft, Women Chiropractors Board of Trustees
Dr. Jen Gantzer, Assistant Professor, Chiropractic Medicine NUHS – Florida
Kent Greenawalt, CEO, Foot Levelers
Dr. Jay Greenstein, Kaizo Health
Dr. Elise Hewitt, President ACA Council on Chiropractic Pediatrics
Dr. Brenda Holland, ChiroCongress
Dr. Glenn Jaffe, Jaffe Chiropractic
Lizz Klein, ChiroCongress
Dr. John Maltby, World Federation of Chiropractic
Dr. Sherry McAllister, Foundation for Chiropractic Progress
Dr. Cristina Padilla, Thrive Family Chiropractic
Dr. Guy Riekeman, past president of Life University
Dr. Rachel Wendt, Executive Director Kentucky Association of Chiropractors

You can find a transcript of the episode here:

You can find more information about the participants here:

In August, we had the opportunity to attend The National, presented by the Florida Chiropractic Association. This is one of the largest gatherings of chiropractors and many leaders were there. We chatted with several of them to get their insights on the state of the chiropractic profession.
We got their thoughts on the strategic direction of the profession, challenges our doctors and students face, opportunities for women in healthcare, and becoming the doctor of choice in our communities. We also heard from several folks about opportunities to strengthen the profession, now and into the future.
We wanted to share some of the key messages about the profession from these luminaries with our listeners. Hearing these leaders give their candid thoughts is inspiring, challenging, and invigorating. We hope you agree.
(00:02)   Introduction by Mike Whitmer
(02:00)   Doctor of Choice
(08:39)   Communication &amp; Patient Education
(13:00)   Collaboration &amp; Integration
(17:28) Practice Management
(19:21)   Future Generations
(26:28)   Research
(27:26)   Strategic Plan &amp; the Future
People who contributed to this episode:
<ul>
<li>Marc Abla, CAE, Illinois Chiropractic Society</li>
<li>Richard Brown, World Federation of Chiropractic</li>
<li>Dr. Brandi Childress, Perfect Touch Chiropractic</li>
<li>Dr. Sherefa Clark, The Albinism Alliance Group</li>
<li>Dr. Alessandra Colón, Crack Addicts on TLC</li>
<li>Dr. Donna Craft, Women Chiropractors Board of Trustees</li>
<li>Dr. Jen Gantzer, Assistant Professor, Chiropractic Medicine NUHS – Florida</li>
<li>Kent Greenawalt, CEO, Foot Levelers</li>
<li>Dr. Jay Greenstein, Kaizo Health</li>
<li>Dr. Elise Hewitt, President ACA Council on Chiropractic Pediatrics</li>
<li>Dr. Brenda Holland, ChiroCongress</li>
<li>Dr. Glenn Jaffe, Jaffe Chiropractic</li>
<li>Lizz Klein, ChiroCongress</li>
<li>Dr. John Maltby, World Federation of Chiropractic</li>
<li>Dr. Sherry McAllister, Foundation for Chiropractic Progress</li>
<li>Dr. Cristina Padilla, Thrive Family Chiropractic</li>
<li>Dr. Guy Riekeman, past president of Life University</li>
<li>Dr. Rachel Wendt, Executive Director Kentucky Association of Chiropractors</li>
</ul>
You can find a transcript of the episode here:
You can find more information about the participants here:

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Being a chiropractor is more than a career, it&rsquo;s a calling, and that&rsquo;s been true at any time in history. NCMIC is in a unique position to bring together thought leaders, industry experts, and folks who are just plain smart on all sorts of topics. Sometimes we&rsquo;ll take a 30,000 foot view, other times we&rsquo;ll get into the nitty gritty. But our goal will always be the same: to help you do more and do better, for yourself, your team and your community.

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