Looking for a new way of delivering quality chiropractic care?
The right adjustment is all it takes.

Here at The Joint Chiropractic, we’ve got your back. As one of our doctors, you will find that our unique operating model gives you all the support you need to focus on doing what you do best: looking after your patients. We support you with marketing, manage your insurance and deal with all of your business administration, as well as ensuring that you have the financial stability and security to think long term. Underpinning all of this is a clear set of values that drive every decision we make: trust, respect, accountability, integrity, excellence.

It may feel like a big change, but the right adjustment is all it takes to start moving your career in the direction you want. On the path to ownership? Towards a better work-life balance? Or simply to concentrate on improving the quality of life for the patients who walk through the door. Whatever your goal for the future, you will quickly find that The Joint has the flexibility, agility, and commitment to help you achieve your aspirations.

More and more chiropractors are discovering just what The Joint can do for their career. Join the Movement.

The Opportunity:

Full time 4 day work week
Company paid malpractice insurance
Opportunities for advancement across the nation
Responsibilities:

Consult with patients by reviewing health and medical histories; questioning, observing, and examining patients; and reviewing x-rays, as indicated.
Evaluate patients’ neuro-musculoskeletal systems and the spine using chiropractic diagnosis to determine neuro-musculoskeletal and spine related conditions.
Perform manual adjustments to the spine, or other articulations of the body, in order to correct the musculoskeletal system, where necessary.
Educate patients on the quality of life benefits of routine chiropractic care. Provide a recommended course of treatment.
Maintain accurate case histories of patients.
Obtain and record patients' medical histories, as indicated.
Arrange for diagnostic x-rays to be taken, when medically necessary.
Analyze x-rays to locate the sources of patients' difficulties and to rule out fractures or diseases as sources of problems.
Patient chiropractic care and education
Building positive doctor-patient relationships
Maintaining accurate and timely patient records
Sales of membership packages

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• Paid Holidays
• Vacation or Paid Time Off

The Joint Chiropractic primarily utilizes manual, hands-on spinal adjustments using techniques that are well-established, efficient, and reproducible in a high-volume clinical setting. The most commonly used techniques include:

1. Diversified Technique
This is the primary method used by most chiropractors at The Joint.

It involves high-velocity, low-amplitude (HVLA) thrusts to restore proper movement and alignment of the spine.

It produces the characteristic “popping” or “cracking” sound.

2. Activator Method (sometimes used)
A handheld spring-loaded instrument is used to deliver precise, low-force adjustments.

It’s less common at The Joint but may be used depending on patient preference or specific clinical cases.

3. Gonstead Technique (occasionally)
Focuses on a detailed analysis of spinal misalignments and precise adjustments, particularly of the pelvis and lumbar spine.

Some doctors at The Joint may be trained in and apply Gonstead techniques.

4. Thompson Drop-Table Technique (if equipped)
In clinics equipped with drop tables, adjustments are assisted by sections of the table that drop slightly, reducing the force needed for correction.

This is location-dependent and not uniformly available at all clinics.

5. Toggle Recoil or Upper Cervical Techniques (less common)
Some doctors may have advanced training in cervical-specific methods like Toggle Recoil or Blair, but these are not standard across the franchise.

Notes:
No imaging is performed before treatment at The Joint.

Techniques are chosen based on doctor discretion, patient needs, and the franchise model's efficiency-driven approach.

Patient care at The Joint is generally focused on wellness and maintenance care, rather than intensive rehabilitation or complex diagnostic workups.

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