“I enjoyed my job, however, I felt that I had some limitations and I knew that chiropractic would allow me to further my education foundation and expand my knowledge and tool base that I can use to help people.”
Josef Swetz believes Palmer has prepared him for live as a doctor of chiropractic. He'll enter the profession as a third-generation chiropractor and work at his family's clinic in Morton, Washington.
His interest in optimizing athlete's performance led futsal player Sterling Hancock to Palmer, which he felt had a strong background with sports injuries and is up to date with research and evidence-based practice.
While Dr. Skalski was completing his chiropractic education, he discovered a love for radiology, which pushed him on an alternate path as he found the challenge of advanced diagnostics enthralling.
Dr. Bedi's interest in the chiropractic profession came after he severely sprained his ankle playing basketball. "I visited a chiropractor who focused on musculoskeletal injuries. I received comprehensive care from this chiropractor and that is what sparked my interest in the profession!"