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The Texas Chiropractic Association (TCA) is proud to be YOUR voice, advocating for Texas chiropractors at the State Capitol, providing legal defense, representing you in front of state agencies, and educating the public about chiropractic. TCA’s purpose is simple: protect, preserve, and promote chiropractic. TCA cares about your patients and is committed to creating a healthcare environment where all Texans have access to chiropractic care. Whether you have practiced for decades or are a new doctor of chiropractic, TCA is here for you!
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Membership Spotlight: Zeb Rosencranz, Parker University STCA President Zeb Rosencranz, Parker University STCA President
Zeb Rosencranz is the Parker University STCA President. Zeb is from Beulah, Wyoming and a Black Hills State University graduate. He went on to pursue a Masters degree through the University of Georgia in Comparative Biomedical Science. He is currently a trimester 5 student at Parker.
Zeb’s clinical interests are family practice, animal chiropractic, and occupational health. After school he plans to return to the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming to practice. How long have you been a TCA member and why did you join TCA? I have been a TCA member for a little under a year and a half, I joined as a Tri 1. I joined because I believe that as students, we need to be as involved as we can be with the profession we are going into, and what better way to do that than with TCA! What is your favorite thing about being a TCA member? For me it's the people I have met, and the connections I have made. I have met doctors from all around the state that I wouldn't have been able to connect with if it weren't for TCA. Those connections have served me well in my time at Parker so far, and will continue to serve me in the future! Why did you decide to become the Parker STCA President? I actually was treasurer-secretary, then vice president, and now president. What started my journey with STCA, though, was legislative day in Austin. I saw the wonderful things TCA was doing on the state level, and I wanted to be as involved as I could. So running for an office was the next step. |
