Interviewing for Chiropractor

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Sims on March 10, 2011 at 6:09pm

Do you know assessments that will help you be specific with your limited time?
Do you know how to treat low back pain? Headaches, pain down the arm, pain around the shoulder, hip pain, pain down the thigh, toe pain, heel pain, etc.
Do you practice a modality that releases trigger points?
Do you know stretches to follow releases & re-educate the clients neuro-muscular system?
What is your approach for acute pain?
If given a vertebra, would you know which muscles might need attention?

Questions to ask the D.C.
How important is soft tissue in treating patients?
How are treatment plans developed?
How often do you refer patients for massage?
Do I pay rent, or do you pay me a commission, or how does it work?
If commission, How much does the patient pay for a massage & How much do I earn for a massage?

Permalink Reply by Julie Onofrio on March 10, 2011 at 10:22pm

You should be just as prepared to ask questions so that means researching the company as much as you can and learning about how they work. Here are some ideas: http://bit.ly/hLDh6v

 

Here are some questions you should think about to prepare.

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Julie

 

Permalink Reply by Julio Ortiz on March 13, 2011 at 8:29pm

Thanks so very much for your responses.  I'm sure they will prove useful. 

 

Sincerely,

Julio :)