Palmer College of Chiropractic is proud to have been selected as the host location for the upcoming Student American Black Chiropractic Association (SABCA) Central and Eastern Regional Conferences.
“The doctor of chiropractic program has continued to be rewarding and fulfilling,” Kiearrah said. “I have gained so much knowledge in the brief time I’ve been here. I’m grateful that I can be the person in my family that they come to when they have their own health questions.”
Now, Michael has big dreams for after graduation. “I’d like to work under an established doctor of chiropractic for a while before opening my own practice and I’d love to work with a big LGBTQIA+ population to promote inclusive health care and general health and wellness with that population.”
Palmer SABCA (Student American Black Chiropractic Association) students share their thoughts on the importance of chiropractic and health care.
Palmer's SABCA is just one of the many student chapters of the American Black Chiropractic Association across the country. And since it's inception on campus, membership enrollment has been one of the highest out of all campus-offered clubs.
