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Programs :: Doctor of Chiropractic Program
D.C. Program
Acting Dean
- Karen A. Bobak, B.A., B.S., D.C.
Program Purpose & Goals
New York Chiropractic College’s Doctor of Chiropractic Program carries out its mission, vision, and values, in part, through its preparation of Doctors of Chiropractic who are capable of serving as primary care physicians. In their roles as portal-of-entry healthcare practitioners, Doctors of Chiropractic perform patient management and conduct diagnoses, giving special emphasis to neuromusculoskeletal conditions. While fully appreciating the human body’s ability to heal naturally, New York Chiropractic College strives to advance research and scholarship, offer healthcare services to the public, and to engage in community service by :
- Allocating educational resources, and providing opportunities, wherein students can secure the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that characterize successful practice, and that aptly demonstrate high levels of performance in the art, science, and philosophy of chiropractic
- Cultivating patient encounters in such numbers, quality and diversity so as to enable students to develop clinical competence and best practices through a doctor-driven, patient-centered mentoring process.
- Fostering community outreach programs intended to develop and demonstrate an enduring commitment to public service
- Overseeing the production of research and scholarly work that advances the understanding of chiropractic as both a natural healing art and as a specialty in higher education through the use of and interpretation of best available evidence.
- Fostering professional leadership of faculty and staff
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Facts About NYCC & Chiropractic
- Special emphasis given to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal
conditions
- Discover the science, art and philosophy of chiropractic
- Get one-on-one attention and mentoring from faculty members
who are practicing doctors of chiropractic
- Prepare for a successful
career with courses focusing on practice development along
with in-depth chiropractic study
- Become part of one of the fastest growing, highest-demand
healthcare professions
- U.S. Dept. of Labor predicts that openings for doctors
of chiropractic will grow faster than average for health-related
occupations, as demand for complementary medicine increases
- Benefit from real-world experience with internships in an
array of diverse healthcare environments
- We are helping to advance
the chiropractic profession by actively supporting chiropractic
research
- Learn to manage patient care through collaborative
partnerships with other traditional and alternative healthcare
professional
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Duration of the Doctoral Program
The Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree requires a minimum
of ten 15-week trimesters (three years and four months, total)
of full-time resident study, including a clinical internship.
- This is the equivalent of five academic years
- Students who
need to complete the program over a period longer than the
stated minimum may do so under the guidance of the Dean of
Chiropractic
- To be awarded the D.C. degree, it is mandatory
that degree requirements be completed within seven calendar
years of original matriculation
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Course Information and Academic Calendar
Summary of Course Hours for Doctor of Chiropractic
- Anatomy 585 hours
- Biochemistry 75 hours
- Physiopathology 345 hours
- Microbiology and Public Health 120 hours
- Diagnosis 525 hours
- Diagnostic Imaging 270 hours
- Clinical Laboratory 75 hours
- Associated Studies 165 hours
- Chiropractic Philosophy 135 hours
- Chiropractic Technique 615 hours
- Ancillary Therapeutic Procedures 90 hours
- Clinical Practice Issues 75 hours
- Clinical Experience and
Outpatient Services 1,320 hours
- Total Core hours 4,380 hours
- Elective Courses 225 hours
Total 4,620 hours
Course Listings, Academic Calendar
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