Doctor Chiropractor

Roles & Responsibilities

Roles & Responsibilities of Chiropractor:

• Provide professional consultation and analysis by reviewing patients' health and medical histories including information on previous injuries, surgeries, general health and lifestyle
• Conduct physical examinations, focusing on spine and posture and noting on the range of movement
• Arrange for diagnostic x-rays to be taken and interpret results
• Recommend treatment methods and/or management plans based on diagnosis
• Perform chiropractic adjustments
• Educate and advise patients on chiropractic care and rehabilitation exercises and techniques to aid long-term recovery
• Monitor the progression of the patients' recovery
• Liaise with other healthcare practitioners and refer patients requiring other medical attention
• Build positive doctor-patient relationships
• Maintain accurate and timely patient records
• Analyze the patient's posture, spine, and reflexes
• Conduct tests, including evaluating a patient's posture and taking x rays
• Provide neuromusculoskeletal therapy, which often involves adjusting a patient's spinal column and other joints
• Give additional treatments, such as applying heat or cold to a patient's injured areas
• Advise patients on health and lifestyle issues, such as exercise, nutrition, and sleep habits
• Refer patients to other healthcare professionals if needed.
• Committed, compassionate and willing to go the extra mile to treat and delight patients
• Self-motivated, positive attitude and strong integrity

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Qualification:

· Bachelor Degree / Master of Chiropractic from an accredited chiropractic college

· All candidates are required to pass a written and clinical evaluation examination administered by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners

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