Chiropractic Started Here—And So Does Your Career.
Are you interested in learning more about a successful career in chiropractic? You’ve come to the right place.
As a Doctor of Chiropractic, you’ll help patients, collaborate with other health-care professionals, build a career that meets financial goals, and lead the field by contributing to its growth.
What the Best are Made Of
So, you're thinking of becoming a chiropractor? You've come to the right place. At Palmer College, we live and breathe chiropractic. We have the top educators, the largest network of clinics and the most graduates working in the profession today. We're not settling to simply be the first or the best. What keeps us going is our drive to succeed - to be even better than we were yesterday. If that sounds like you, then take the next step today. Your chiropractic career starts here.
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Palmer students gain clinical experience through the largest network of chiropractic clinics in the world. Last year, students delivered 132,000 patient visitis.
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More than one-third of all practicing chiropractors are Palmer alumni.
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The Palmer Career Network posts more jobs annually than there are graduates.
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Palmer awards more scholarships than any other chiropractic institution
Student and Alumni Stories
Mina was always drawn to the medical field, and as he researched chiropractic Palmer came up time and again. He loves knowing that he attends the school that was the first in the world to educate in chiropractic care.
As a chiropractic student, Dr. Wong knew the VA was a place she could see herself in the future. “As the caregiver for several family members, I witnessed a disconnect between health-care providers. I observed this again while working as a scribe in a level I trauma center. It was then I knew that as a chiropractor, I can be part of a system to improve the collaboration between specialties that enhances patient care. I knew a multidisciplinary approach that includes chiropractic was a career path I was passionate about.”
“Palmer was actually the last school I visited, but once I was here, in-person, it didn’t take long to make a decision. When I’d visited other schools, they all revealed remnants of Palmer, whether it was professors who were Palmer alumni or textbooks written by Palmer professors. It was easy for me to recognize that Palmer made the most sense and to get completely on board.”
After earning her Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Ashley Borunda thought she’d be well on her way to working toward her physical therapy degree until a friend suggested she shadow a chiropractor first. “I was set on becoming a P.T. at a young age after seeing one for knee problems, but my entire outlook changed after shadowing a chiropractor. I loved the proactive versus reactive approach of chiropractic care, which provided the ability to mitigate problems.”
The Road to Success Starts at Palmer
If you want to help people improve their quality of life, without drugs or surgery, this is the place for you.
Educating the World’s Best Chiropractors
Doctor of Chiropractic Program
Palmer’s curriculum blends chiropractic philosophy with hands-on clinical skills to prepare you for success in professional practice. Students learn and practice chiropractic techniques, patient examinations, and patient documentation.
Accelerated Degree Pathways
You may qualify to save up to a year’s worth of time and tuition! Palmer College of Chiropractic has multiple programs designed to help you accelerate your education.
Clinical Experiences & Research Honors
Palmer College is known for educating the best chiropractors in the world. That starts in the classroom and extends to the clinical experiences, collaborative student-learning spaces, and specialty programs.
Continuing Education
With both online and in-person offerings for doctors of chiropractic, you can earn credits in the way that’s most convenient for your schedule. We offer more than 100 courses, including many that can fulfill the licensure requirements in all 50 states.
Student Learning Innovation
