Meet The Doctors
Obtaining a “Doctor of Chiropractic” (D.C.) degree requires rigorous training.
This includes a pre-chiropractic education that requires either a degree from a four year college or the completion of at least three years (90 of 120 semester credits) of pre-chiropractic study with an intense focus on premedical science courses.
The four year chiropractic curriculum requires more classroom hours (3,065) than a medical curriculum (2,706), and a greater focus on Anatomy-Embryology, Microbiology, Diagnosis, Dermatology, eyes-ears-nose-throat, Neurology, Radiology, and Orthopedics than is required for a M.D.. Additionally the chiropractic education requires an extensive supervised clinical internship.
After receiving a degree from an accredited chiropractic college, all applicants must pass written and oral board exams, at the national and state level, before being granted a license to practice.
All of the doctors at RCO have satisfied the requirements and are licensed as Doctors of Chiropractic in NY.
Each doctor at RCO has also completed the post graduate associate program at RCO. Because of the nature of our associate program we have been able to attract the ‘best and the brightest’ in the profession, including doctors certified in the Gonstead Technique. The staff doctors have been selected from the many who have completed our Associate Program.
The dedicated doctors of RCO work as a team on each case, bringing their unique perspectives and experiences with them for the benefit of each patient.
David Rowe
Dr. David Rowe is a co-founder of Rowe Chiropractic Offices and developer of the comprehensive technique used at RCO. His 40-year-old practice vows to: “educate and adjust as many individuals and families as possible to enable achievement of optimal health”. Dr. David Rowe is tireless in this pursuit. He has traveled over a million miles learning and teaching this approach to health and wellness.
Madeleine Khan
Dr. Madeleine Khan first realized her dream of becoming a chiropractor at 8 years old after being involved in a sledding accident and injuring her neck. A local chiropractor in Dr. Khan’s upstate New York hometown was able to help Dr. Khan. He educated her family on the body’s innate intelligence to heal itself. As a result, her entire family has experienced the benefits of regular preventative chiropractic care.
Obtaining a “Doctor of Chiropractic” (D.C.) degree requires rigorous training.
This includes a pre-chiropractic education that requires either a degree from a four year college or the completion of at least three years (90 of 120 semester credits) of pre-chiropractic study with an intense focus on premedical science courses.
The four year chiropractic curriculum requires more classroom hours (3,065) than a medical curriculum (2,706), and a greater focus on Anatomy-Embryology, Microbiology, Diagnosis, Dermatology, eyes-ears-nose-throat, Neurology, Radiology, and Orthopedics than is required for a M.D.. Additionally the chiropractic education requires an extensive supervised clinical internship.
After receiving a degree from an accredited chiropractic college, all applicants must pass written and oral board exams, at the national and state level, before being granted a license to practice.
All of the doctors at RCO have satisfied the requirements and are licensed as Doctors of Chiropractic in NY.
Each doctor at RCO has also completed the post graduate associate program at RCO. Because of the nature of our associate program we have been able to attract the ‘best and the brightest’ in the profession, including doctors certified in the Gonstead Technique. The staff doctors have been selected from the many who have completed our Associate Program.
The dedicated doctors of RCO work as a team on each case, bringing their unique perspectives and experiences with them for the benefit of each patient.
David Rowe
Dr. David Rowe is a co-founder of Rowe Chiropractic Offices and developer of the comprehensive technique used at RCO. His 40-year-old practice vows to: “educate and adjust as many individuals and families as possible to enable achievement of optimal health”. Dr. David Rowe is tireless in this pursuit. He has traveled over a million miles learning and teaching this approach to health and wellness.
Madeleine Khan
Dr. Madeleine Khan first realized her dream of becoming a chiropractor at 8 years old after being involved in a sledding accident and injuring her neck. A local chiropractor in Dr. Khan’s upstate New York hometown was able to help Dr. Khan. He educated her family on the body’s innate intelligence to heal itself As a result, her entire family has experienced the benefits of regular preventative chiropractic care.