See what NWHSU faculty, students and alum are up to & where your education and career could go.
This article is part of our “Inside Chiro School” series, where recent NWHSU graduate Kit Harlow shares the real scoop about what to expect in chiropractic school and more. Congratulations! You\’ve decided to become a chiropractor. Committing to a… Read More ›
Find out how to become a medical laboratory technician and get details on why it’s a great career choice.
Last weekend, acupuncture and chiropractic students at NWHSU celebrated an important milestone in their education: receiving their white coats. The white coat ceremony is a marker of the shift into clinical practice. At the midpoint of the educational journey,… Read More ›
We reveal how to become a medical laboratory scientist, a key profession in the expanding field of healthcare.
This article is part of our “Inside Chiro School” series, where recent NWHSU graduate Kit Harlow shares the real scoop about chiropractor jobs, education, and more. When you start chiropractic school, graduation feels like a lifetime away. Getting through… Read More ›
Essential info for how (and why) to become a chiropractor, plus valuable tips for choosing a chiropractic school.
I think a lot of chiropractors, acupuncturists, and massage therapists shy away from social media, but for me it’s been a huge asset, and a ton of fun. I wanted to share some tips, whether you’re just starting your practice,… Read More ›
We know how effective chiropractic care, acupuncture and Chinese medicine, and massage therapy are for chronic pain patients. Now, more and more, major medical guidelines are catching up. Most recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a guideline for non-surgical… Read More ›
Lynn Winkel, DC, ‘10 is part of a research team focused primarily on investigating the effectiveness of integrative and complementary treatment options for people with neck and back pain. She is a post-doctoral associate/clinical researcher at the Integrative Health and… Read More ›
Jason Erickson ‘06 has a massage therapy practice based in pain science. Having completed more than 1500 continuing education hours, he’s learned many different modalities, but for him, it all comes down to understanding pain. “It’s something that supersedes any… Read More ›
