Dr. Todd Staker received his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. He was a starting basketball player for Miami for four years which sparked his interest in sports medicine and sports injury. After college, he had planned to attend medical school or continue his education in chemistry to become a pharmacist. However, an old basketball injury led him to chiropractic and he was able to personally experience the benefits of chiropractic health care. He attended
Palmer College of Chiropractic and graduated with his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. He has post graduate studies in radiology, sports injury, and soft tissue injuries.
Read More...
Dr. Ben Schemmel, a native of Minster, Ohio, became interested in chiropractic as a high school student-athlete. He suffered a lower back injury during a football game that slowed his performance. He visited a local chiropractor and soon he was back to normal and on the field again. Following high school, he attended Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan. There, Dr. Schemmel juggled his time between his studies and being four year member of the school’s baseball team. In May of 1997, he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Biology.
Read More...
Dr. Linda Foglia graduated cum laude from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA. Upon graduation she received service awards in radiology, chiropractic sports and rehabilitation, diagnosis, and technique. She worked as a teacher assistant and as a student mentor helping classmates to succeed in the curriculum. She participated in the Sports Council program allowing her to adjust athletes in the community at local sporting events. Also while at Palmer, she was selected along with 11 other students to pioneer a chiropractic mission trip to Madagascar. The purpose was to introduce chiropractic care to a third world country and serve those much less fortunate.
Read More...
