Chiropractic Office Assistant (COA)

Overview of Chiropractic Office Assistant Position:

Attributes of the ideal person for this position

1. Outgoing Personality
2. Good Communicator
3. Proficient in English
4. Professional Conduct
5. Good with numbers/math skills
6. Computer Skills/Knowledge
7. Quick Learner, quick to pick up new skills
8. Extremely dependable

9. Project a healthy image
10. Strong personal interest in natural health, healthy habits
11. Compassionate with desire to help people live a better life
12. Leave personal life at home
13. Organizational Skills
14. Good at remembering Patients Names
15. Looking for a career, not a job
16. Positive Attitude

Level 1 – General Office Duties

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    Frequently Asked Questions about Chiropractic Care

    Looking for more than just pain relief? Find answers to some of our patient’s (and we’re guessing your) most frequently asked questions about visiting a chiropractor. Chiropractic care for pain has been used as a primary treatment for acute and chronic pain. For many people, finding a great chiropractor to help with their pain conditions can be a lifesaver. Chiropractic care has also been proven effective for a variety of health conditions, maintenance and preventative care.

    Yes, to receive the Doctor of Chiropractic degree, candidates must complete extensive undergraduate prerequisites and four years of graduate-level instruction and internship at an accredited chiropractic institution. A doctor of chiropractic receives education on par with medical doctors or dentists. Before they can practice doctors of chiropractic must pass the National Boards, as well as the licensing exam for the province in which they wish to practice. The provinces require the doctors to attend continuing educational programs for annual relicensure.