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Preparing individuals for careers in research and academia
This two (2) year, 36 credit hour, program integrates chiropractic principles and practice with conventional patient-oriented research training in a chiropractic research environment. The curriculum combines core courses along with experiential learning through mentored research projects or practicum.
All clinical research faculty are experienced research scientists with long-standing track records of publications and federally-funded studies. The Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research has received more than 25 million dollars in external research grants for innovative and cutting edge chiropractic research. The faculty bring this experience to the classroom for the benefit of the graduate students.
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