A chiropractor argues the profession needs cheaper education to stop burdening graduates with debt. He says the field has lost the excitement it had 40 years ago, but insists the work still matters and practitioners should reclaim that passion.
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I'd like to see an affordable education process where students are not coming out with massive student loan debt. I'd like to see us rise back to the top of being an attractive profession because it is an affordable education opportunity. I think we're treading on some very thin ice on the expenses. I'd like to see some of the old vibe back 40 years ago where people are actually really super excited about being chiropractors. I've kind of noticed a little bit of a malaise that's there. That's not me, that's on others. I'm super excited about being a chiropractor. And if I can sprinkle a little bit of that around, I just like people to rise up to the top and change lives through chiropractic. I like it.