Chiropractic Office Therapist
Complement chiropractic care with therapeutic massage in a healthcare-focused environment.
What Does a Chiropractic Office Therapist Do?
Discover what this career path involves
Chiropractic Office Therapists work alongside chiropractors to provide integrated care for patients with musculoskeletal issues. These massage therapists specialize in techniques that complement chiropractic adjustments, helping patients achieve better outcomes through combined treatment approaches. Working in a clinical setting offers the benefits of regular hours, consistent patient flow, and collaboration with healthcare professionals. This role requires understanding of anatomy, pathology, and the ability to adapt massage techniques based on chiropractic treatment plans.
Salary & Job Outlook
Financial rewards and career growth potential
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics - Massage Therapists in Healthcare Settings
Integrative healthcare is growing rapidly. Massage therapists in clinical settings benefit from steady patient referrals, regular schedules, and the growing recognition of massage as a complement to chiropractic care.
Work Environment
Where you could build your career
Chiropractic clinics and wellness centers
Integrative health practices
Sports medicine facilities
Rehabilitation centers
Multi-disciplinary medical offices
Corporate wellness programs
Expect a clinical setting with regular hours and collaborative healthcare team environment.
A Day in the Life
A typical week as a Chiropractic Office Therapist
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Working alongside chiropractors means understanding spinal health and muscular compensation. Your massage prepares patients for adjustments and helps maintain results.
Key Skills
Skills you'll develop and use in this career
Deep tissue and myofascial release techniques
Trigger point therapy
Medical terminology and documentation
Patient assessment and treatment planning
Collaboration with healthcare team
HIPAA compliance and patient confidentiality
Requirements & Licensing
Your path to becoming licensed
["State massage therapy license (500+ hours training)", "Knowledge of musculoskeletal anatomy and pathology", "Experience with therapeutic and medical massage", "Understanding of chiropractic treatment principles", "CPR and first aid certification", "Excellent documentation and communication skills"]
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