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ASBCE
Inside this issue
Condolences ................................ 7
New Licensees ............................. 2
Online Seminars .......................... 4-5
Positive Comments ..................... 7
Presidential Message .................. 1 & 3
Quarterly Performance ............... 2
Upcoming Seminars .................... 6
Presidential Message Dear colleagues and clinic owners:
Hope you have all had a great start to the year. It is my privilege to continue to serve the public and I appreciate the opportunity to serve as the President of the Board this year. I am in the final year of my current term on the Board and I can honestly say that in my soon to be sixteen years of service I have seen many obstacles overcome and many changes to the profession and the Board. Welcome to our new Consumer Member John Segrest and thanks to Governor Kay Ivey for his appointment. He brings years of experience from his work in the Examiners of Public Accounts office and is well known in state government. John has already shown his knowledge of our Board and will be an asset in operations and compliance. He is a chiropractic patient and will do well in representing the consumers of Alabama. I believe the Board is moving in the right direction to fulfil its mission to protect the health, safety and welfare of people of Alabama through regulation and li-censure of doctors of chiropractic and permitting of non-licensed owners. Many things are included in this, such as attending annual Board member training to be sure all members understand the required processes a state agency must
April 2019 Volume 19, Issue 2
T H E O F F I C I A L N E W S L E T T E R O F T H E A L A B A M A S T A T E B O A R D O F C H I R O P R A C T I C E X A M I N E R S
REMINDER If you have not yet obtained your required chiro-
practic continuing education hours for the upcom-ing renewal, please visit the new Seminar Search on the Board’s website to find available approved seminars. The renewal process is much easier if you don’t wait until September to obtain these
hours and submit them to the Board. (18 hours are required for renewal each year with part of those in Alabama Law) Also, if you have purchased your Alabama Section 136 Business (privilege) License
for the year 2018-19 you may email a copy to [email protected] or fax it to the
Board Office at 205-755-0081.
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Board Quarterly Performance Report
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Applications Sent 10
Transcripts Processed 35
New License Issued 11
License Verifications 340
Complaints Received 2
Disciplinary Hearings 0
Outgoing Correspondence 5080
Continuing Education Reviewed 95
Congratulations to those licensed since Licensed since January 2019
NAME OFFICE CIT OFFICE STATE OFFICE PHONE E MAIL
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Griffin, Jessica Louise DC Tuscaloosa AL (205) 345-8102
Owens, Candice Leatri DC ( ) - 0
Perrigin, Michael William DC ( ) - 0
Simmons, Travis Darrell DC Harvest AL (256) 852-2000 [email protected]
Stone, Bradley Michael DC Wetumpka AL (334) 514-4977
Swain, David Andrew DC ( ) - 0 [email protected]
Taylor, Jessica Noel DC Chattanooga TN (423) 296-2604
Taylor, Joshua Cameron DC Anniston AL (256) 213-0417 [email protected]
State of Alabama
Chiropractor
New Face on the Board
Welcome to our new Consumer Board Member, Mr. John Segrest.
Short bio from Mr. Segrest— I am a Military Brat and a veteran myself. I was born in Cheyenne Wyoming while my Dad was stationed at F. E. War-ren AFB. I am the oldest of five brothers. My wife and I have 4 children the youngest is 17. As a veteran I served four years of active duty in the Air Force and 18 years in the Air National Guard. I am a graduate of Troy State University in Montgomery with a Bachelor degree in Business Administration with major course work in Accounting. I also worked for the State of Alabama for 38 years, the last 30 for the Department of Examiners of Public Accounts where I performed, supervised and later directed audits and sunset reviews of State agencies. I am also a consumer of chiro-practic services and see my appointment to the Board as a unique opportunity to continue my service to the citizens of the State of Alabama.
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Positive Comment ...I just wanted to tell you thank you for all the work you do. I know you all get the calls of frus-
tration, endless questions and complaints, but I know you’re the reason I get to do what I love.
Dr. Jenni
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follow, filing of annual SEI forms, review of continuing education courses, review of applications and complaint investi-gations and hearings.
The Board must negotiate contracts for some services required for functions of the Board. I can say we have some of the best people in the country such as our Wellness Director and Legal Counsel. We also have a great staff that works hard to stay on top of the day to day requirements in operating the Board office. Many of you know that when you call a board in another state it is rare that you reach a real person not a recording where you must leave a message.
To be sure the Board is current we send a delegate to the FCLB annual convention and a member to District V meetings. Recently Drs. Lowman and Wells participated in an Ethics and Boundaries Assessment workshop in Greeley, CO. Members participate in NBCE Part IV workshops and in administering the Part IV examination across the country.
There is a lot of work in serving on the Board and it’s not all fun. It is essential for each board member to represent the public. Board members do not represent the profession, nor any other private group. As a member of the Board sometimes it’s hard to put aside personal views and opinions and make tough decisions that uphold the Law and the Rules for the protection of the public.
The Board continues to work on records conversion and to back up to offsite secure locations. To reiterate Dr. Lowman, we still do not foresee any increase in license renewal fees will be necessary for at least 4-5 more years.
The Board will continue to work with the State Associations in the upcoming year on a review of the Chiropractic Prac-tice Act. All licensees are invited to these Roundtable discussions sponsored by the Board. We try to meet in various locations, so all can be there. Greg Kuhlmann, DC
Online Seminars The seminars listed below have been approved by the Alabama Board for CCE
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Chiro Credit offers the following ONLINE courses. For information
contact Paul Powers at 1-860-463-9003.
1.“ACCREDITED TRAINING FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTRY OF CERTIFIED
MEDICAL EXAMINERS 301”
2.“ACUPUNCTURE 400-461”
3.“ALABAMA CHIROPRACTIC LAW 201”
4.“ALABAMA CHIROPRACTIC LAW 201-202”
5.“ATHLETIC TIPS CERTIFICATION SEMINAR”
6.“BIOMECHANICS 222-225”
7.“BREATHING ESSENTIALS 201-204”
8.“CONCUSSION 201-202”
9.“DOCUMENTATION 173-174”
10.“FAAA BASIC MED PHYSICIAN TRAINING”
11.“NEUROLOGY 128-129”
12.“NUTRITION 148-154”
13.“PHYSICAL THERAPY 101”
14.“X-RAY 154-158”
Cleveland University-Kansas City offers the following ONLINE
courses. For information contact Christina Brillante at 1-631-241-
6717.
1.“ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION—CAUSALITY, BODILY INJURY, FORCE
COEFFICIENTS…”
2.“BIOMECHANICS, NEUROLOGY OF THE CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUST-
MENT & DOCUMENTATION”
3.“IMPAIRMENT RATING—SPINE & NERVOUS SYSTEM”
4.“INTERPROFESSIONAL HOSPITAL BASED SPINE CARE”
5.“MANAGING & TRIAGING CASES, EARLY STROKE DIAGNOSIS, DC VS PT &
ENSURING CHIRO”
6.“MEDICAL LEGAL INSURANCE DOCUMENTATION: COLOSSUS TO THE
COURTROOM”
7.“MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY—TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY—
CONCUSSION”
8.“MRI SPINE CREDENTIALING”
9.“MRI SPINE INTERPRETATION BASICS”
10.“NEUROLOGY OF CHIROPRACTIC CARE & LIGAMENT PATHOLOGY
FROM TRAUMA”
11.“ORTHOPEDIC TESTING”
12.“PATIENT INTAKE, HISTORY & EXAMINATION”
13.“PERSONAL INJURY BOOT CAMP”
14.“PRIMARY SPINE CARE”
15.“PRIMARY SPINE CARE 2”
16.“SPINAL BIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING”
17.“SPINAL TRUAMA PATHOLOGY”
18.“STROKE ANATOMY & EVAL FOR CHIROPRACTORS & MANUAL MEDICINE
SPECIALISTS”
19.“TRIAGING THE TRAUMA & NON TRAUMA PATIENT”
20.“UTILIZING RESEARCH IN CLINICAL PRACTICE”
Data Trace Publishing offers the following ONLINE courses. For in-
formation contact Rachel Miller at 1-410-494-4994.
1.“DC TRACTS VOLUME 29 ISSUE 3: METABOLIC SYNDROME”
2.“DC TRACTS VOLUME 29 ISSUE 4: CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT”
DCHours.com offers the following ONLINE courses. For information
contact Debbie Brendler at 1-800-811-0269 or click DChours.com
1.“ALABAMA BOARD RULES AND REGULATIONS 2 HOURS”
2.“BASIC CASE MANAGEMENT”
3.“BASIC MRI PART 1”
4.“BASIC MRI PART 2”
5.“BASIC MRI PART 3”
6.“CERVICOGENIC HEADACHES”
7.“CHIROPRACTIC ETHICS”
8.“COMMUNICABLE DISEASES/OSHA STANDARDS”
9.“CONDITIONS OF THE DISC PART 1”
10.“CONDITIONS OF THE DISC PART 2”
11.“CONDITIONS OF THE DISC PART 3”
12.“DOCUMENTATION”
13.“FUNCTION BASED CARE PART 1”
14.“FUNCTION BASED CARE PART 2”
15.“HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE”
16.“INSURANCE CODING”
17.“INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASES”
18.“MIGRAINE HEADACHES”
19.“PASSIVE CARE MODALITIES PART 1”
20.“PASSIVE CARE MODALITIES PART 2”
21.“POST TRAUMA HEADACHES”
22.“PROFESSIONAL BOUNDARIES”
23.“RADICULOPATHY: PATIENT ASSESSMENT”
24.“SEXUAL BOUNDARIES”
25.“SPINAL DECOMPRESSION”
26.“SPINAL PAIN SYNDROMES”
27.“TENSION TYPE HEADACHES”
28.“THE NEUROLOGY OF PAIN”
29.“TRIGGER POINT THERAPY”
30.“UNDERSTANDING WHIPLASH PART 1”
31.“UNDERSTANDING WHIPLASH PART 2”
DC Online offers the following ONLINE courses. For information contact
Karen Moreau at 719-258-7161 or click DC Online
1.“ACTIVE CARE FOR THE LUMBAR SPINE FOR THE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER”
2.“ALABAMA BOARD RULES AND REGULATIONS 2 HOURS”
3.“ALABAMA BOARD RULES AND REGULATIONS 4 HOURS”
4.“ANKLE, LEG & FOOT”
5.“ASSESSMENT & MANAGEMENT OF THE HIP FOR THE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER”
6.“BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS AND COMMUNICABLE DISEASE”
7.“CASE BASED APPROACH TO SOFT TISSUE INJURY”
8.“IMMUNIZATION: MAKING INFORMED CHOICES”
9.“PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF THE KNEE”
10.“PROFESSIONAL BOUNDARIES”
11.“SOFT TISSUE CARE IN CHIROPRACTIC”
12.“SPECIAL POPULATIONS: THE OSTEOPOROTIC PATIENT”
Life University offers the following ONLINE courses. For information contact
Kathy Stavovy—Bannister at 770-426-2753.
1.“NUTRITION FOR THE SUBLUXATION COMPLEX”
2.“PRACTICAL SPINAL EXERCISE”
Life West offers the following ONLINE courses. For information contact
Laurie Isenberg at 630-889-6622.
1.“KNEE PAIN”
2.“LOW BACK PAIN”
3.“NECK PAIN”
4.“SERIOUS DISORDERS MAXQUERADING AS MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN” 5.“SHOULDER PAIN”
National University offers the following ONLINE courses. For information
contact Jenna Glenn at 1-630-889-6622.
1.“CERTIFIED INTEGRATIVE HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER-INTEGRATIVE GASTRO-
ENTEROLOGY”
2.“FOUNDATIONS OF FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE”
3.“LOWER LIMB BIOMECHANICS & ORTHOTIC TREATMENT”
4.“SAGGITAL PLANE FUNCTIONAL & IT’S RELATIONSHIP TO CHRONIC FOOT PAIN”
5.“TISSUE STRESS MODEL & ORTHOTIC THERAPY”
The Rules and Regulations allow you to take up to 6 online hours
plus your required 2 or 4 in AL Law.
New York Chiropractic offers the following ONLINE cours-
es. For information contact Cynthia Logatto at 516-796-5923.
1.“FUNCTIONAL NUTRITION”
2.“MILITARY ACCESS PROGRAM”
3.“NUTRITION TO SUPPORT NEURO-INFLAMMATION”
Palmer offers the following ONLINE course. For information
contact Elaina Hammond at 800-266-4723.
1.“ACTIVATOR METHODS ONLINE—TRACK 1”
Parker University offers the following ONLINE courses. For
information contact William Smith at 1-800 266-4723.
1.“ACTIVATE YOUR ATHLETE’S POTENTIAL WITH LASER
THERAPY 2019”
1.“BOUNDARIES WITH PATIENTS: CONFIDENTIALITY & SEXUAL
MISCONDUCT”
2.“CARING FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE 2019”
3.“CASE LAW & LEGISLATIVE UPDATE FOR CHIROPRACTORS
2019”
4.“CHIRO HISTORY—HOW CHIROPRACTIC WAS AHEAD OF
MAINSTREAM MEDICINE 100 YEARS AGO 2019”
5.“CRYING, COLIC, CONFUSION, CATASTROPHE 2019”
6.“DOCUMENT THE WAY THE AUDITOR WANTS YOU TO 2019”
7.“DOCUMENTING, CODING AND RISK MANAGEMENT 2019”
8.“ENERGY RICH COMMUNICATION 2019”
9.“FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC CARE FIRST”
10.“FROM THE GROUND UP 2019“
11.“FULLY RESOLVE 99% OF YOUR MEDICARE PROBLEMS &
FEARS 2019”
12.“FUNCTIONALLY PROGRESSIVE REHAB FOR THE CHIROPRAC-
TOR 2019”
13.“HOW SUBLUXATION AFFECTS THE IMMUNE SYSTEM 2019”
14.“IMPROVING PATIENT OUTCOMES WITH FUNCTIONAL
BLOOD CHEMISTRY 2019”
15.“INTRODUCTION TO FUNCTIONAL TAPING 2019”
16.“MOVEMENT FX—FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT EVALUATION &
REHAB FOR CHIROPRACTORS 2019”
17.“NEUROLOGY OF THE SUBLUXATION—HOW SYMPTOMS
DEVELOP/HOW THE ADJUSTMENT WORKS 2019”
18.“NEUROPATHY 2019”
19.“NUTRITION & SUBLUXATION COMPLEX 2019”
20.“NUTRITION DURING THE 3 PHASES OF CHIROPRACTIC CARE
2019”
21.“NUTRITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PATIENTS WITH
OSTEOPOROSIS 2019”
22.“PRACTICE FIT—FAILURE NOT REQUIRED—ALIGNING SUB-
LUXATION SCIENCE—OFFICE PROCEDURES”
23.“REPORT OF UNUSUAL FINDINGS 2019”
24.“SECRETS OF SCAPULA DYNAMICS IN SHOULDER CONDI-
TIONS, INJURIES , & SYNDROMES 2019”
25.“SOCIOLOGY POPULATION HEALTH & PUBLIC DISCOURSE
2019”
26.“STRESS FACTORS—THE NEW SCIENCE BEHIND STREES,
HORMONAL DISRUPTION, & CHRONIC PAIN”
27.“SUCCESSFUL INTEGRATION OF CHIROPRACTIC IN THE
ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM—GAME DAY”
28.“SUPPLEMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE ATHLETE 2019”
29.“THE DIZZY PATIENT—WHAT EVERY CHIROPRACTOR NEEDS
TO KNOW 2019”
30.“THE LUMBAR MRI CLINICAL PRACTICE - SYSTEMATIC
INTERPRETATION 2019”
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Online Seminars Continued
31.“THE MODERN DAY CHIROPRACTOR” 2019
32.“THE NEUROLOGY OF THE STRSS RESPONSE 2019”
33.“THE NEW SCIENCE OF CHIROPRACTIC PHILOSOPHY — THE
POWER OF HEALING FOODS 2019”
34.“THE PRENATAL PROTOCOL 2019”
35.“TMJ—UNLOCK THE UNTAPPED MARKET FOR NEW PATIENTS
2019”
36.“TODAY’S IMAGING-WHAT IS NORMAL 2019”
37.“UNDERSTANGING THE POWER OF CHIROPRACTIC 2019”
38.“WHEN PHILOSOPHY & MEDICAL NECESSITY COLLIDE 2019”
39.“YOUR BODY BETTER NOW 2019”
“SCUHS offers the following ONLINE course. For information
contact Yvonne Rabago at 562-902-3373.
1.“FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE TRAINING PROGRAM—
MODULE 3”
“Texas Chiropractic College offers the following ONLINE
courses. For information contact Christina Brillante at 613-561-
5228.
1.“COMMON LABORATORY TESTING”
2.“CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION, DIAGNOSIS & DOCUMENTATION
IN THE PRACTICE OF NUTRITION”
3.“MYK SYSTEM LOWER BODY ONLINE”
4.“MYK SYSTEM UPPER BODY ONLINE”
5.“ORTHOPEDIC TESTING“
The Wise DC offers the following ONLINE course. For infor-
mation contact Nicol McFadden at 503-251-5719.
1.“PEDIATRIC HEALTH CARE”
University of Western States offers the following ONLINE
courses. For information contact Ingrid Haugaard at 1-503-251-
5719.
1.“ANCILLARY DIAGNOSTIC TESTING PROCEDURES”
2.“CHIROPRACTIC GUIDE TO SYMPTOMS AND DISEASE”
3.“CURRENT TRENDS IN CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE HEALTH CARE”
4.“GERIATRIC HEALTH CARE”
5.“GUIDE TO ACUPUNCTURE & PAIN MAMAGEMENT”
6.“GUIDE TO CONTEMPORARY WEIGHT LOSS & FITNESS”
7.“PAIN MANAGEMENT”
8.“POSTURE & BALANCE ASSESSMENT, REHABILITATION, & MOTOR
CONTROL EXERCISE ONLINE”
Upcoming Seminars The seminars listed below have been approved by the Alabama Board for CCE
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continuing education each year for renewal.
Logan College presents the following courses For infor-
mation contact Ralph Barrale, DC at 800-842-3234.
“Class IV Laser Therapy in Clinical Practice” 8 hours April 6 in
Franklin, TN.
“Class IV Laser Therapy in Clinical Practice” 8 hours in June 22
in Franklin, TN.
National University presents the following courses For
information contact Jenna Glenn at 630-899-6622.
“Functional Movement & Rehab Strategies” 12 hours June 13
in Mobile, AL.
“Functional Neuro-Orthopedic Rehabilitation (FNOR)” 25 hours
April 19-21 in Marietta, GA.
“Inflammation & Food Sensitivities with Adrenal Fatigue”
12 hours June 15 in Biloxi, MS.
“Taping Techniques & Sports Medicine” 12 hours May 11 in
Biloxi, MS.
“Wellness Way University Live—Nashville 2019” 9 hours May
3-4 in Nashville, TN.
Palmer presents the following courses. For information
contact Elaina Hammond at 563-884-5289.
“Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique: Clinical Topics”
8 hours April 13 in Atlanta, GA.
“Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique: Extremities”
8 hours April 13 in Atlanta, GA.
“Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique: Fundamentals”
8 hours April 13 in Atlanta, GA.
Sherman presents the following courses For information
contact Jillian Kersh at 864-578-8770.
“Advanced Atlas Orthogonal” 12 hours May 18-19 in Atlanta,
GA.
“Florida Chiropractic Society” 21 hours June 29-30 in Orlando,
FL.
Texas Chiropractic presents the following courses For
information contact Beverly Crumrine at 281-998-5711.
“Foundational Laboratory Analysis” 12 hours June 22-23 in
Orlando, FL.
Turning Point Logistics presents the following course For
information contact Angle Tribuno, DC at 770-605-1218.
“Exodus Plus 1” 14 hours April 26-27 in Knoxville, TN.
University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic pre-
sents the following courses For information contact Eileen
Herlihy-Santiago at 203-576-4880.
“Mastering Brain Chemistry” 21 hours June 7-9 in Tampa, FL.
Alabama State Chiropractic Association presents
the following course. For information contact Layne
Lunn at 334-262-2228.
“ASCA Convention & Exposition” 30 hours May 31-June 2 in
Birmingham, AL.
Carrick Institute presents the following course. For
information contact Rebecca Robillard at 321-868-6464.
“Module 822 – Neurological Examination” 15 hours April
27-28 in Atlanta, GA.
Florida Chiropractic Association presents the following
course. For information contact Camille Moore at 407-654-
3225.
“FCA NW Regional Convention & Exposition 2019” 64 hours
April 11-14 in Panama City Beach, FL.
ICPA presents the following courses. For information
contact Siobhan Nield at 610-565-2360.
“Advanced Perinatal Practice” 12 hours April 27-28 in
Daytona, FL.
“Evaluation & Adjusting Protocols: correcting Spinal &
Cranial” 12 hours July 13-14 in Daytona, FL.
“Full - spine Segmental Evaluation & Adjusting” 12 hours
April 13-14 in Daytona, FL.
“Neurology of the VSC & Thompson Technique 2” 12 hours
June 8-9 in Atlanta, GA.
“Pediatric Alphabet Soup: ASD, ADHD, LD, PDD, SPD” 12
hours July 27-28 in Atlanta, GA.
“Techniques Thompson & Logan” 12 hours May 11-12 in
Atlanta, GA.
“Understanding, Assessing and Reducing Risk in the
Chiropractic Family Practice” 12 hours June 8-9 in Atlanta,
GA.
Life University presents the following courses For infor-
mation contact Shay Coffey at 770-426-2753.
“CCEP Module 2—Advanced Principles of Upper Extremity
Adjusting” 15 hours April 27-28 in Marietta, GA.
“CCEP Module 3—Advanced Principles of Lower Extremity
Adjusting” 15 hours May 11-12 in Marietta, GA.
“Foot/Ankle Conditions, Injuries, & Symptoms” 12 hours
May 4-5 in Marietta, GA.
“Life Vision 2019” 9 hours April 12-13 in Marietta, GA.
“W.A.D.S. 2-Whiplash Associated Disorders Subluxations &
Syndromes” 12 hours May 11-12 in Marietta, GA.
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Boyce Callahan. DC (Anniston, AL) License # 1118 - Board order finding violation of Code of Alabama 1975 § 34-24-166(b)
(3) and/or (14) and assessing an administrative fine in the amount of $1,000.
Stephen G. LaScala, DC (Decatur, GA) License # 2536 - Board order entered placing the license on suspension with reversion
to probation upon compliance of terms in the order. Fines of $2,500 and costs of $7,844.25 assessed.
Disciplinary Actions
Dr. Dwight L. Crews, Jr. —Dr. Crews studied Chiropractic at National
University and received his Alabama license in 1985. He lived and
practiced in Geneva, AL.
Dr. Russell L. Jones—Dr. Jones studied Chiropractic at Life University
and received his Alabama license in 1989. He practiced in Dothan, AL.
Dr. John P. Berry—Dr. Berry studied chiropractic at Life University and
received his Alabama license in 1987. He practiced in Vernon , AL.
Dr. Myrias M. Womack—Dr. Womack studied chiropractic at Life Uni-
versity and received his Alabama license in 1980.
He lived and practiced in Cottonwood , AL.
The Board and staff send condolences to the family and friends
of Drs. Crews, Jones, Berry and Womack.
Condolences
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PHONE
(800) 949-5838 (205) 755-8000
FAX (205) 755-0081
Board Members
Gregory “Greg” A. Kuhlmann , DC, President, District 1
John D. Neill, DC, Secretary / Treasurer, District 2
Brian Wells, DC, Vice President, District 3
Rodney K. “Kevin” Palmer, DC, Member District 4
Travis A. “Allan” Lowman, DC, Preceptor Director, District 5
Bradford “Brad” F. Russell, DC, District 6
Peter E. Keen, DC, District 7
Kimberly Ogletree, African American Member
John Segrest, Consumer Member,
E-mails [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
OUR MISSION To regulate and license doctors of chiropractic in order to protect the people of Alabama.
OUR VISION To ensure the people of Alabama will receive professional, ethical and
quality care in utilizing chiropractic services to maximize health benefits.
OUR VALUES Excellence, integrity, communication and ethics.
The Board Office will be closed on the following:
Confederate Memorial Day April 22
National Memorial Day May 27
Jefferson Davis’ Birthday June 3
2019 State Holidays Dates to Calendar
Board meetings:
April 5, 2019 Clanton Board Office
June 1, 2019 Renaissance Ross Bridge