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Golden Hour Chiropractic
Associate Chiropractor
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What they do
A Chiropractor treats patients with ailments of the musculoskeletal system (bones, muscles, and connecting tendons and ligaments). Evaluates patient health and uses techniques such as skeletal manipulation to relieve back and neck pain and improve overall body health. Works from a licensed private practice. May specialize in a particular medical field, such as sports injuries.
$72,698 / year median in Illinois
+16% projected growth
Job Description
Associate Chiropractor Golden Hour Chiropractic Elgin, IL Job Details Full-time From $65,000 a year 8 hours ago Benefits Paid time off Professional development assistance Qualifications Direct patient care Managing a chiropractic practice Doctor of Chiropractic Chiropractic License Patient treatment Full Job Description Overview I'm looking for an associate chiropractor to join Golden Hour Chiropractic, and I want to be upfront: this is my first time hiring one. So I'd rather be really clear about what this role actually is than write something vague and hope for the best. What this role actually is You'd be building something with me from close to the ground floor, which means real input in how things run. If a bit of a startup, small-business vibe doesn't excite you, this probably isn't the role for you yet. The office was built to be a genuinely happy, comfortable space, not just for patients but for the team too. We do fun team events too, you can see some on Instagram @goldenhourchiropractic. Why I think I can offer something different I was an associate myself not that long ago, so I remember what that side feels like. I've also already had my own associate, back when I was a clinic director at a previous practice, and he still golfs with me, which I take as a good sign I didn't epically fail at it. I've been on both sides of this recently, and I think that's useful. It's a work hard, play hard environment. We take patient care seriously and have a lot of fun doing it.