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Top 7 Chiropractic Side Hustles

June 21, 2022

We asked over 10 thousand Chiropractors…

“What are the best chiropractic side hustles?”

Here’s what they had to say:

It’s shocking how far some people will go for money. Earlier this year, a California chiropractor was sentenced to 70 months in federal prison for committing 5 counts of insurance fraud and identity theft. I understand the cost of living in CA is extremely high, but there are better ways to pay the bills!

No one likes financial pressure, and unfortunately that pressure is all too real for many Americans. We asked over 10 thousand chiropractors what are some great side hustles to help you earn extra cash and avoid the stress. They gave us a solid list of creative, fun and legal ways to generate more income.

  1. Investing in stocks/cryptocurrency

If you’re a baseball fan, then you know that the Braves won the World Series last year. Atlanta was full of excited fans whose numbers increased as the playoffs continued.

With each win, anticipation rose and so did the price of tickets. Prime seats cost as much as rent in some places! So how did a couple of chiropractic students afford to attend one of the most expensive sporting events of 2021? Answer: Bitcoin.

Having a flow of passive income like cryptocurrency can improve your quality of life and peace of mind. There are many different avenues of investing from owning rental properties to trading stocks. Start small and learn the game. Attend seminars, listen to podcasts, join forums for advice on how to start. Having that extra cash can also give you the working capital to invest back into your practice.

  1. Animal chiropractic

Since the pandemic had more people working from home, many started looking for a furry companion. Animal shelters saw a rise in pet adoptions at rates of nearly 20% nationwide. With so many more pet owners, there has never been a better opportunity to market animal adjusting. If you’re a certified animal adjuster, you can get the best of both worlds by adjusting humans and their 4-legged buddies.

  1. Health coaching

This one is a given. Sharing tips and tricks on how to make healthier choices is part of a chiropractor’s job description. Because people are looking for healthier lifestyle hacks, many chiropractors offer a wellness class as part of their new patient package. There has never been more need for solid information than since the start of the pandemic and spread of misinformation. Jump on this opportunity and let your voice be heard in your community.

  1. Sports coach

    Coaching is a great way to not only make new connections with your community, but also to make extra income.

It’s no secret that athletes who get adjusted outperform those who don’t. In fact, many of the major sports teams have their own chiropractor.

If you’re looking for a way to get more involved in your community, consider joining a local sports team as a coach.

  1. Teaching online or in schools

With the majority of our profession centered around patient education, teaching is a natural fit for many chiropractors. Sharing your passion for health and wellness with others can add value to your life. Not only are you passing on wisdom to the next generation, but you are also reminding yourself of your values and your why. Sadly, I’ve seen many chiropractors get burnt out and switch career paths altogether. Being around students who are eager to learn and excited for the future will stir your love for chiropractic again.

  1. Coming in second: Integrating your office with other disciplines

Are you looking for ways to have the greatest impact on your community?

Integrating your practice can lead to some serious extra income, as well as give you the opportunity to work directly with doctors in other healthcare fields.

Having an integrated office can not only boost your income, but also provides a one-stop-shop for your patients.

These days, many people are searching for a holistic wellness approach and your practice could be that for them. Adding a massage therapist or acupuncturist are two popular ways to increase your revenue.

Another way to add diversity to your practice is to add a dietician or nutritionist to your staff. You know the needs of your community better than anyone and have the opportunity to fill those gaps to your benefit as well as theirs.

Many offices also hire MD’s, DO’s, radiologists, nurse practictioners, and physician’s associates as well. Healthcare does not always have to be a “one-stop shop!”

  1. The most common answer: Personal Training

A lot of chiropractors get their undergraduate degree in kinesiology.

Having that background gives you the foundation to springboard into personal training. But even if you don‘t have a kinesiology degree, there are plenty of courses that can get you certified in as little as 4 weeks.

Not only is this something you can do for extra cash as a doctor, but also as a student so you don’t have to eat ramen noodles for every meal.

Physical fitness is important to many chiropractors and personal training gives you an outlet to share that passion and knowledge with others.

Being a chiropractor and entrepreneur is hard work and many struggle to get by. But it is possible to build wealth and enjoy life. Use these ideas or some of your own to take a hobby and turn it into a lucrative side hustle. Don’t let the lack of cash hold you back from pursuing your mission. Capitalize on your strengths and hobbies and don’t let finances hold you back ever again!

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