Tuesday, February 23, 2021 5pm CST

Session led by: Jude Miller, DC, MS, CCSP

From little league to the big leagues, athletes of all ages and abilities are turning to sports chiropractors to help minimize injuries and maximize performance. Non-invasive and drug-free, sports chiropractic is growing rapidly among college and professional athletes, presenting a variety of opportunities for sports-minded doctors of chiropractic.

Learn more about the skills needed to become a sports chiropractor, future opportunities for chiropractors in sport and what it’s like to help elite college athletes perform at the top of their games. Join Dr. Jude Miller, Logan faculty member and chiropractic team physician for the University of Memphis, as he shares his experiences and insights in this 60-minute webinar and Q&A.

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About Our Speaker

The partnership began in August 2018 to provide high-quality evidence-based musculoskeletal care for the University of Memphis athletic teams. He also manages and implements training for Logan University chiropractic sports medicine residency program, as well as serving as a clinical rotation site for chiropractic interns, and teaches online for the Doctor of Chiropractic Program.

Dr. Miller attended undergrad at the University of Tennessee at Martin graduating in 2007 with a BS in Health & Human Performance with a concentration in Exercise Science. He attended Logan University (St. Louis) where graduated in 2009 with a BS in Life Sciences and 2011 with a MS in Sports Science & Rehabilitation and a Doctor of Chiropractic degree. He became a Board Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician in 2013 from the American Board of Chiropractic Sports Physicians and also holds an International Certificate in Sports Chiropractic from the Fédération Internationale de Chiropratique du Sport.

During his time in East Tennessee, he owned Active Family & Sports Chiropractic and co-owned Knoxville Health & Performance. Dr. Miller served as the chiropractic team physician for Roane State Community College for 7 years, overseeing and managing injuries needing conservative non-invasive treatment. He also served as adjunct faculty where he taught courses in “Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries”, “Principles of Nutrition”, “Lifetime Wellness”, “CPR, AED and First Aid”, “Personal Training”, and “Anatomy & Physiology.”

Dr. Miller’s clinical training included: the St. Louis VA Medical Centers (Spinal Cord Injury Unit, Chiropractic Department and the Interdisciplinary Pain Management Department). He also participated in OR and clinical rotations through departments of neurology, orthopedics, general surgery, radiology, vascular surgery, interventional radiology, and interventional pain management. He completed internships at Montgomery Health Center, Biofreeze Sports & Rehab Center (Rotations including University of Missouri, Lindenwood University, Missouri Baptist University, St. Louis Youth Soccer Association, and St. Louis high schools), STAR Physical Therapy, and Roane State Community College Athletics Department.