Chiropractor - Sugar Hill, GA Job at The Joint Chiropractic in Sugar Hill
$80k - $95k/yr
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80k - $95k/yr
About the role
- Consult with patients by reviewing health and medical histories; questioning, observing, and examining patients; and reviewing x-rays, as indicated
- Evaluate patients’ neuromusculoskeletal systems and the spine using chiropractic diagnosis to determine neuromusculoskeletal and spine related conditions
- Perform manual adjustments to the spine, or other articulations of the body, in order to correct the musculoskeletal system, where necessary
- Educate patients on the quality of life benefits of routine chiropractic care. Provide a recommended course of treatment
- Sales of membership packages aligned to prescribed care plan
- Maintain accurate case histories of patients
- Obtain and record patients' medical histories, as indicated
- Arrange for diagnostic x-rays to be taken, when medically necessary
- Patient chiropractic care and education
- Building positive doctor-patient relationships
- Maintaining accurate and timely patient records
- Needed4-year bachelor’s degree from an accredited collegeA Doctor of Chiropractic degree from an accredited chiropractic college
- Passing scores for Parts I, II, III, and IV from NCBEA recent NBCE SPEC exam is an acceptable alternative for Part IVValid DC license in the applicable state
- Fully eligible for Malpractice Insurance in the applicable state
- About The Joint Chiropractic
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