Ashley McCool, DC (’21), MS (’24) is the Director of the Pediatric Clinic at Logan University’s Montgomery Health Center, specializing in pediatric and perinatal care. She is passionate about mentoring the next generation of chiropractic physicians, blending clinical instruction with empathy, professionalism and a dedication to Logan’s mission of preparing leaders in healthcare. A proud Logan alumna, Dr. McCool earned

Barron Smith, MA, joined Logan in 2021 as the Director of Facilities. With an associate’s degree in HVAC from Vatterott College, a bachelor’s degree in Corporate Communication and a master’s degree in Training and Development (Communication) from Lindenwood University, Barron brings more than 28 years of experience in HVAC and stationary engineering, along with seven years of health care engineering

Dr. Brian Snyder has more than 40 years of experience as a Doctor of Chiropractic. Graduating from Logan College of Chiropractic in 1983, Dr. Snyder has maintained private practice in Missouri since that time. In addition, Dr. Snyder continues his academic teachings as a professor at Logan University in Chesterfield, Missouri and serves as the Department Chair for the College

Brianna received her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois. She completed her Master of Education with an emphasis in Positive Coaching and Athletic Leadership from the University of Missouri, where she also worked as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Track & Field and Cross-Country programs. Brianna joined Logan University in 2021

Meet Logan grad Brittany Ramirez, DC, MS, LAT, ATC, CCSP, Program Director for Logan’s Master in Sports Science & Rehabilitation and the new Master in Strength and Conditioning. Dr. Ramirez served as the team chiropractor for MIZZOU Athletics, making her one of the few female chiropractors to work SEC football. Her passion for sports medicine is evident by her active

Brooke Theodorakos, MS, RD, LD, brings more than 20 years of experience in healthcare and education to Logan University. She most recently served as the St. Charles County CAPS Healthcare Instructor, where she educated and mentored emerging healthcare professionals through innovative learning experiences, real‑world projects and coordinated job‑shadowing opportunities across the St. Charles and St. Louis regions. Prior to her

Caprice Gronemyer is a Patient Accounts Associate. She received an Associates of Applied Science in Management/Merchandising from the Stevens Institute of Business and Arts in 2008. Caprice strives to provide an inviting atmosphere and a strong line of communication to patients. Halloween is her favorite day of the year.