Dr. Jennings Has Over 9
Years Of College Education
Dr.
Jennings is certified in Applied Kinesiology, Neuro-Emotional Technique
and Allergy Elimination
Technique. He teaches Applied
Kinesiology and is one of only fifty (50) doctors in the world that is
certified in Neuro-Emotional Technique.
His Bio/Mechanical Engineering degree is from Institute of Technology
at the University of Minnesota. He
designed and developed the Chiro-Graphix computer software which is used to educate doctors and patients in
chiropractic colleges and clinics around the country.
Doctors
of Chiropractic must satisfy a demanding academic course that leads to a
first professional degree. Chiropractors
must meet stringent educational requirements, including approximately 1,900 hours externship, which qualify
them for licensure in all states and Canadian provinces.
Chiropractors
are required to pass stringent national board examinations as a prerequisite
for state licensure.
If you
are in need of relief from any of a wide range of ailments, pain, or
suffering, don’t overlook the Doctor of Chiropractic. He has worked and studied many long hours
to gain the necessary knowledge to help you feel well again. Give your chiropractor, and yourself, the
chance you both deserve!
If you
know others who are uninformed about chiropractors’ education, why not share
this information with them!
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* The class hours
for basic sciences comparisons were compiled and averaged following a review of
curricula of Palmer College of Chiropractic-West and 22 medical schools,
based on the 1988-89 Association of
American Medical Colleges Curriculum Directory (AAMC), Vickie
Ahari, Editor.
** Pathology
includes Geriatrics and Pediatrics
*** Includes EENT
and Dermatology
****Includes
Nutrition Therapy & Counseling, Homeopathy, Kinesiology, Adjusting
Technique, Physical Therapy,
Neuro-Emotional Technique,
Allergy Elimination Technique and other Natural Healing Techniques
Dr.
Jennings has spent over 1,000 hours in chiropractic and Applied Kinesiology
technique seminars above the 4,800 hours of training required to become a
chiropractor. His undergraduate
degree is in bioengineering/mechanical engineering from the largest
university in the United States. He
has dedicated over 5,000 hours in 7 years developing computer software to
educate the public on chiropractic.
The software is marketed through Medical Business Automations and is
used to teach chiropractic students at Palmer College of Chiropractic-West in
anatomy, orthopedics, neurology, and kinesiology.
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