Patrick McMahon, a student at Parker College of Chiropractic, is the
newest recipient of the World Chiropractic Alliance (WCA) "Total
Solution" scholarship.
The WCA offers several scholarships each year to students and
practitioners who show the potential to benefit from the highly regarded
Total Solution training program. Each recipient is chosen on the basis of
an essay, "What being a chiropractor means to me, and how can Total
Solution help."
Mr. McMahon will receive full tuition to the Total Solution program,
including registration fees, room and board, and study materials. Licensed
doctors who attend the program also receive the Subluxation Station
equipment.
The Total Solution program was developed by Drs. Christopher Kent and
Patrick Gentempo and offers a four-day experience often referred to as the
chiropractic "boot camp." Instructors emphasize practical
information and dedication to subluxation-based chiropractic.
After attending the program, scholarship winners share their
experiences in the pages of The Chiropractic Journal.
Students and doctors interested in applying for a scholarship may
submit an essay on "What Being a Chiropractor Means to Me" to:
World Chiropractic Alliance, Total Solution Scholarship Program, 2950 N.
Dobson Rd. Suite 1, Chandler, AZ 85224-1802.
