Chiropractic Residency for Advanced Training in Integrated Spine and Musculoskeletal Care

The University Hospitals Connor Whole Health Doctor of Chiropractic Residency Program aims to become the nation’s premier chiropractic training program by offering a professional and educational pathway to advanced, integrated, non-pharmacologic neuromusculoskeletal care.

UH Doctor of Chiropractic Residency Program blends evidence-based didactics with clinical and professional skills through patient care within an academic medical center, interprofessional education, and scholarship. The program prepares Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) residents for advanced clinical practice as spine- and musculoskeletal-focused members of a multidisciplinary team.

Program Details

Residents in the UH Doctor of Chiropractic Residency Program participate in a wide range of clinical opportunities. Residents are directly involved in patient care under the supervision of an attending chiropractor, gradually gaining autonomy as they advance through the program. In addition to hands-on chiropractic care, residents observe and learn from multiple disciplines across the continuum of care—including ambulatory settings and the operating room—with a particular emphasis on specialties that commonly treat neuromusculoskeletal conditions.

The program also provides robust academic opportunities to strengthen residents’ skills in evidence-based practice and critical thinking. Residents participate in a variety of scholarly activities such as asynchronous learning modules, journal clubs, grand rounds, didactic lectures, and other structured training experiences designed to deepen clinical knowledge and support professional development.

Salary & Benefits

• $67,000 + benefits
• Paid continuing education
• 20 days PTO

For More Information

For questions about the residency, please contact Kelsey Lewis at  Kelsey.Lewis@UHhospitals.org.