A strong educational background It's my belief that a solid education is essential to becoming a great doctor. That's why I attended a top chiropractic school, studied extensively for years and passed rigorous exams on the human skeletal, muscular, and neurological systems. And I use my education to accurately diagnose your problem before recommending a treatment. B.S., Biology, Furman University, Greenville, SC Clinical Internship: Life Chiropractic College, Marietta, GA Doctor of Chiropractic: Life Chiropractic College, Marietta, GA Externship: State of Florida Board of Chiropractic, Zephyrhills, FL Advanced training to keep pace with the latest breakthroughs Knowledge about the human body is rapidly expanding. Each month new research appears and the results of clinical studies are published. For that reason, I continue learning about back and neck care to this day. In fact, I take over 24 hours of professional courses each year. Continuing Education: Impairment Rating for Disability Evaluation Continuing Education: Trauma and Soft Tissue Healing Continuing Education: Medico-legal Preparations Continuing Education: Substance Abuse, Addiction, and Recovery Staying up-to-date on innovations in back and neck care The field of chiropractic is always changing. There are always new pain relief methods being discovered. One way I keep up with these changes is through professional memberships. There, I can meet with other doctors, and learn what they're doing to help their patients. Member: Georgia Chiropractic Association Member: International Chiropractic Association Council on Fitness and Sports Health Science Former Member: Florida Chiropractic Society Lending a hand in his community I became a chiropractor because I care about people. Being involved in my community allows me to reach out to more people, giving me more of a chance to make a difference.