Northeast Spotlights

The Northeast community is filled with passionate people who strive to impact not only the future of healthcare, but also those who follow in their footsteps. Students, alumni, faculty and staff support and encourage each other as they work to achieve their goals. Read their stories to see how their dedication to transforming lives and seeing one another succeed gives Northeast its unique atmosphere.

Yashvi Limbasiya posing and smiling by a window

Students

“I love the environment of this college: the people, the professors, everyone pushing each other [to succeed]. No one wants to see anyone fail and that is a huge thing. ”

Yashvi Limbasiya

(D.C. ’25)

My Story

I think the most rewarding thing we live for as doctors is to see positive patient progress.

The chiropractic program at Northeast is incredibly challenging in many ways.

I am eager to become a doctor of chiropractic and ultimately pursue a role as a professor in anatomy and physiology.

Northeast’s philosophy of pursing optimal health immediately struck my attention. It correlates profoundly with my own philosophy, not only in healthcare and my future as a chiropractor, but also in my own life.

Alumni

“Dr. Ventimiglia’s career and dedication to our profession is one that should be celebrated and emulated.”

Dr. Thomas Ventimiglia

(D.C. ’80)

My Story

From the moment I stepped foot on campus I felt like this was the best place and environment for me to thrive.

I am grateful for this program.

Go in and be confident with yourself. Make sure you are following your own goals and thoughts.

I would definitely rate my experience at Northeast College an 'A.' It truly was everything I wanted out of the program.

Faculty & Staff

“Even though the campus is beautiful, and the academic programs are first rate, for me it’s the people of the community that have made my time here so special.”

Carl Jagos

lab manager

My Story

You are about to embark into the best possible profession on the planet, and you will have the opportunity to work with patients that need your skills, compassion and empathy.

Dr. Zumpano in a classroom instructing students

Ever better, ever forward. We are always looking to improve learning for the student.

Dr. Maria Thomadaki instructing students

If students do like me as a teacher it is because they realize I have their best interest in mind.

I benefited from the positive interactions with my instructors, the close-knit campus community, and the various learning opportunities that were available.

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