During his time at Palmer Florida, Dr. Santiago started training athletes of all ages. Now, he’s built a bustling sports chiropractic practice, and he loves every minute of it. One of his proudest moments was helping an 11-year-old basketball player rank top 15 in the nation!
Dr. Young becomes the first African American male D.C. to earn a full-time appointment at one of the 170 VA health centers throughout the country that currently provide chiropractic care.
Teri Payton Dexter, B.A, D.C. (Main, ’86), has taught more than 4,500 students during her combined 25 years of teaching technique courses at Palmer College of Chiropractic’s main campus and Palmer Florida. Besides effective technique, she also teaches that success comes from being humble and confident.
Kenneth Weber II, D.C., Ph.D. (Florida, ’09) was recently awarded the George B. McClelland Researcher of the Year award from the American Chiropractic Association (ACA), an award that recognizes an individual for developing, refining and/or expanding the body of knowledge in chiropractic.
“I’d dealt with debilitating migraines since I was thirteen years old. The team chiropractor started working on my neck, and it didn’t occur to me until sometime later that I stopped having migraines. It was the longest I’d ever gone without one.”
