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Chiropractor - Omaha, NE Job at The Joint Chiropractic in Omaha

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joint chiropracticOmaha (NE)
ChiropractorsOffices of Chiropractors

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$33–$37 per hour

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About the role

The Joint Chiropractic seeks licensed chiropractors who will provide patient care while the organization supports marketing, insurance, and administrative functions. Opportunity Full‑time position. Competitive pay $33–$37 per hour. PTO accrual.
Responsibilities: Consult with patients by reviewing health and medical histories; questioning, observing, examining, and reviewing x‑rays as indicated. Evaluate patients’ neuromusculoskeletal systems and the spine using chiropractic diagnosis to determine conditions. Perform manual adjustments to the spine or other articulations to correct the musculoskeletal system. Educate patients on the benefits of routine chiropractic care and provide recommended treatment plans. Maintain accurate case histories of patients. Obtain and record patients' medical histories. Arrange for diagnostic x‑rays when medically necessary. Analyze x‑rays to locate sources of patients' difficulties and rule out fractures or diseases. Build positive doctor‑patient relationships. Maintain accurate and timely patient records. Sell membership packages.
Qualifications: 4‑year bachelor’s degree from an accredited college. Doctor of Chiropractic degree from an accredited chiropractic college. Passing scores for Parts I, II, III, and IV from NCBE. Recent NBCE SPEC exam acceptable as alternative for Part IV. Valid DC license in the applicable state. Full eligibility for malpractice insurance in the applicable state.

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