Alumni Spotlights

Meet Benjamin Carlow

It is important for your patients to know that you’re excited about getting them better.

Find a group of individuals you can make your closest friends and mentors – people who are hungry and passionate and will force you to become the next best version of yourself, and then a better version after that.

Meet Nicholas Maio

Have fun, build lifelong friendships and networks, and question what you don’t fully understand.

The reward of practice comes with never using the word ‘job’ or ‘work'. I am treating patients, educating patients and practicing my art, and how many people get to say that they never go to ‘work’?

The school will always be a great resource for information and support.

A strong moral/professional compass was modeled by the faculty which, I believe, has truly helped my practice thrive.

Be open minded. Immerse yourself in every technique/theory while in school because you never know what background, experience, technique, or philosophy will shape your future.

When patients get results and feel empowered, it's the greatest feeling a chiropractor can have.

The instructors held high standards for the students and reinforced quality education.

Everyone has a story.  Everyone has something I believe that they were meant to share with you - illness or non-illness related -- that will shape your life, will teach, and will mentor you.