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Im interested in chiropractor . Being a chiropractor I have heard its extremly hard to find a job afterwards and the salary is little to the point its hard to pay back the loans. Can you please give me information about chiropractor, is it true that a chiropractor will only make 30,000? What type of life will a chiropractor doctor have ? I have heard they have a hard time getting patients and hard time making money . If someone please help me because I want to get into the school but dont want to worry about these things once i finish. I want to make sure money wise if I will make enought to pay back my loans
 
Im interested in chiropractor . Being a chiropractor I have heard its extremly hard to find a job afterwards and the salary is little to the point its hard to pay back the loans. Can you please give me information about chiropractor, is it true that a chiropractor will only make 30,000? What type of life will a chiropractor doctor have ? I have heard they have a hard time getting patients and hard time making money . If someone please help me because I want to get into the school but dont want to worry about these things once i finish. I want to make sure money wise if I will make enought to pay back my loans

I've seen that you've gone from pre-health field to another pre-health field scoring poorly on every exam. Perhaps figure out your studying habits for exams in general before trying anything else? Any decent program in the health field will be rigorous. It doesn't get easier from here on out.
 
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Im interested in chiropractor . Being a chiropractor I have heard its extremly hard to find a job afterwards and the salary is little to the point its hard to pay back the loans. Can you please give me information about chiropractor, is it true that a chiropractor will only make 30,000? What type of life will a chiropractor doctor have ? I have heard they have a hard time getting patients and hard time making money . If someone please help me because I want to get into the school but dont want to worry about these things once i finish. I want to make sure money wise if I will make enought to pay back my loans

1) You heard correctly that the financial outlook is awful. Chiropractors are the single most likely profession to default on their student loans. Even if you went on a full ride scholarship the average salary is not much better than you would make managing a restaurant, about 30K. Like academia, Amway, and College football, chiropractic medicine is a profession where thousands are scammed for every person that succeeds.

2) The job is also awful. Chiropractors practice fake medicine. It does not work. The best case scenario for being a Chriopractor is that each year you successfully scam thousands of desperate, pain ridden people out of their savings in exchange for a treatment that does not work.

If you want to help people with musculoskeletal pain go into physical therapy. Or occupational therapy. Or work with Ortho as a nurse. Chiropractic medicine is a bad choice.
 
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You're thinking of the Osteopathic forum.

C'mon now. Most of us don't advocate for more than a few of the techniques for really specific issues and even less will ever actually use it in practice. Let's not throw people who learn and practice actual medicine in with those that learn you can "cure" someone's diabetes through subluxation...
 
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C'mon now. Most of us don't advocate for more than a few of the techniques for really specific issues and even less will ever actually use it in practice. Let's not throw people who learn and practice actual medicine in with those that learn you can "cure" someone's diabetes through subluxation...

I was absolutely kidding. I don't actually feel this way about my DO colleagues (well, I have issues with their medical education process and also with OMM, but they're otherwise good folks).