Why did you want to be involved with the chiropractic profession?
NUSCA, National Undergraduate Student Chiropractic Association, this is where big things are going to happen for all pre-chiropractic students and anyone wishing to dive into the chiropractic profession even further.
This is blog #2, and I am more than excited to be writing to everyone out there. The chiropractic profession is one of, if not, the fastest growing professions in the world and we here at NUSCA are hoping to reach every pre-chiropractic student out there pursuing a career in chiropractic.
I am a bit biased but when it comes to the greatest profession in the world, but for me, chiropractic is easily #1. We believe in true health, reaching optimal potential, and functioning at our highest-level day in and day out.
I have to ask, why did you want to be involved with the chiropractic profession? Was it because of the great determination of changing the world, or saving lives, or wanting to be apart of the next generation movement that is going to do both — change the world and save lives?
I never knew that this chiropractic experience would be happening how it is, perfectly. I have been rewarded with meeting great docs within my local community, and have talked with an abundance of grad schools to better prepare myself for when that time comes. I, like many of you, are in our early stages of the chiropractic profession, but there is nothing stopping us from being the world changers.
Now is our time, we are the next generation of docs, and chiropractic students, so why not be as prepared as you can be? Why not want to use the resources presented to you in order to make better life decisions when the time comes? Lastly, why not understand as much as you can about your future career before you get to grad school?
Stay on top of things with us here at NUSCA. I will be blogging every Thursday just to see what everyone is up to, and/or presenting you with some critical information about the profession of your dreams, chiropractic.
Feel free to comment below the blog to respond to some of these questions, or feel free to email us here at NUSCA by simply clicking on the ‘Contact’ tab and filling your message in.
Have a great Thursday and a terrific weekend stay safe!
Johnny Reuter
