These two Palmer College of Chiropractic graduates now traveling the world and managing medical teams at a range of high-octane sporting events, including, yes, Olympic skateboarding.
When injuries threatened to keep his son Mitch, kicker for the Notre Dame football team, from taking the field during the 2024 season, Andrew Jeter D.C. (‘93) mobilized to ensure that his son could heal properly, and as quickly as possible.
“My favorite part of being a chiropractor is the impact I can have on someone’s health journey. Being the person they turn to for pain relief and injury recovery, and seeing them come out the other side feeling better, is incredibly gratifying,” he says.
Allison David, a 10th-trimester student at Palmer Main Campus, earned her undergraduate degree in athletic training from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a background that spurred her natural interest in in-depth patient assessment and management.
Kevin Reichlin, D.C.’s (Main, ‘84) career has spanned four decades and he spent 11 of those years on the care team for the Tour de France.
With a passion for cycling, Dr. Reichlin eventually pursued sports chiropractic. To those who want to do the same, he advises, “Whatever sport you’re into, learn as much as you can about it and immerse yourself in the community you wish to serve.”
