March 2, 2013

March 2, 2013

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Are you a Chiropractic Assistant... or "Just a Chiropractic Assistant?" There IS a Difference!

By Ray Foxworth

Your Training Checklist for Success in 2013

By Kathy Mills Chang

How to Be the Best Chiropractic Assistant

By Paul S. Inselman

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Are you a Chiropractic Assistant... or "Just a Chiropractic Assistant?" There IS a Difference!

I "vc attended more chiropractic con­ventions and conferences in the past 5 years than I did my first 22 years in the profession. You can"t always tell if the person you arc talking to is the doctor, chi­ropractic assistant, spouse or a combination

By Ray Foxworth

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Your Training Checklist for Success in 2013

I n 1983.1 took my first job as a Chiropractic Assis­tant (CA). I never dreamed that it would become my career and my passion. I"m grateful every day for my very first employer in Chiropractic. Dr. John Connors, who taught me that anything was possi

By Kathy Mills Chang

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How to Be the Best Chiropractic Assistant

After practicing for twenty-six years. I honestly can say that a well-trained chiropractic assistant (CA) is one of a practice's most valuable assets. Understand though, it is a two-way street. A poorly trained CA can be the largest liability to a p

By Paul S. Inselman

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Hit Your Practice Goals by Holding Properly-Planned and Well-Run Weekly Staff Meetings

T hrough the years as a practice consultant. I"vc personally sat down with hundreds of chiro­practors in order to help them improve their practices. During these consultations, reasons for poor performance often surface. In one of these meetings las

By Nancy Singleton

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The 2nd Factor In Chiropractic

A ll chiropractors are experts in monitoring the body"s resis­tance against gravity and its at­tempts to maintain an upright posture. I need mention only joint mobility, compensatory muscle contractions and their relationship to subluxation and stru

By Howard F. Loomis. Jr.

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Validating the Role of the Chiropractic Assistant!

C hiropractic assistants (CAs) work even- day serv­ing as a vital component for direct interactions with patients. Many CAs even aid with hands-on encounters for the back office, such as taking blood pressure and temperatures or implementing physiot

By Laurie Mueller

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