Donald Murphy's guest appearances

Donald Murphy

Chiropractic Science

Exploring Chiropractic

Modern Chiropractic Mastery

Travis Hornsby

Dean Smith

Michele Maiers

Brian Coleman

Anthony Nicholson

Brandie Nemchenko

Lona Cook

Mark Crislip

Cheryl Hawk

Angel Ochoa

Jerome Fryer

Steven Huybrecht

Jonathan Parham

Jacqueline Falconer

Scott Dodds

OwlTail

Cutting through the clutter in your community and positioning yourself as an expert in a particular niche is the fastest way to build a great reputation and practice. In this episode, I interview Dr. Donald Murphy of the PSP Program, PSP Network, and the CRISP books we have all come to love. Dr. Murphy shares his insights on professional development, becoming a Primary Spine Practitioner, and other strategies to enhance your clinical skills. We discuss many topics in this wide-ranging episode, including: *Furthering your education after chiropractic school *Does specialization increase your compensation*How to build your practice as a Primary Spine Practitioner or chiropractic diplomates *The Network Effect *Looking at your first 3 years after graduation as a residency *Positioning yourself as an expert in your community *Finding positions in larger organizations other than private practice *Emerging opportunities in the chiropractic profession This was a conversation I have wanted to have for years, and it was an exciting opportunity to have Dr. Murphy share his wisdom, passion, and professional knowledge with us on this episode. To find out more about Dr. Murphy, PSP, PSPN, and CRISP Protocols, you can find out more at https://primaryspineprovider.com/

Cutting through the clutter in your community and positioning yourself as an expert in a particular niche is the fastest way to build a great reputation and practice. In this episode, I interview Dr. Donald Murphy of the PSP Program, PSP Network, and the CRISP books we have all come to love. Dr. Murphy shares his insights on professional development, becoming a Primary Spine Practitioner, and other strategies to enhance your clinical skills. We discuss many topics in this wide-ranging episode, including: *Furthering your education after chiropractic school *Does specialization increase your compensation*How to build your practice as a Primary Spine Practitioner or chiropractic diplomates *The Network Effect *Looking at your first 3 years after graduation as a residency *Positioning yourself as an expert in your community *Finding positions in larger organizations other than private practice *Emerging opportunities in the chiropractic profession This was a conversation I have wanted to have for years, and it was an exciting opportunity to have Dr. Murphy share his wisdom, passion, and professional knowledge with us on this episode. To find out more about Dr. Murphy, PSP, PSPN, and CRISP Protocols, you can find out more at <a href="https://primaryspineprovider.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://primaryspineprovider.com/</a>

Becoming a Primary Spine Care Provider with Donald Murphy DC

Donald Murphy, DC, FRCC, DACAN, is Clinical Director of the Rhode Island Spine Center and the Director of Primary Spine Care Services for the Care New England Health System. He also serves as Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Professor at Southern California University of Health Sciences, and Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Research at New York Chiropractic College.  He shares his personal background, chiropractic education, post-graduate education, and explains what it means to be a Primary Spine Practitioner. We candidly discuss the current limitations of chiropractic education, and what needs to change. He also shares some personal insights into his mentors, what it takes to be successful in spine care, and answers your questions.

Episode 34: Primary Spine Care with Dr. Donald Murphy