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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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Member Spotlight: Keeler Plaque Award Recipient, Todd Whitehead, DC Keeler Plaque Award Recipient, Todd Whitehead, DC
Todd Whitehead, DC, of Amarillo was honored with the prestigious Keeler Plaque, the highest honor bestowed upon a Texas chiropractor. A graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, Dr. Whitehead has enjoyed a distinguished career as a Texas chiropractor and as a leader in his profession. He has been heavily involved in the Texas Chiropractic Association, representing TCA District 2 as a State Director on the TCA Board of Directors from 1998-2004. Dr. Whitehead chaired the Insurance Relations Committee from 2007-15 and served stints as a Department Coordinator for Scientific Affairs, External Affairs and Governmental Affairs. He was elected as a TCA Executive Officer in 2022, presiding as TCA President from 2024-25. Dr. Whitehead was named TCA’s Young Chiropractor of the Year in 2004-05 and has been recognized with multiple accolades, including the President’s Award, Board of Directors Award, Legislative Award and TCA District 2 Doctor of the Year. Dr. Whitehead owns and operates a successful practice in Amarillo. He and his wife, Gerri, have three adult sons.
How long have you been a TCA member and why did you join TCA? 30 years. I joined because I am a Texas chiropractor, a doctor, a professional and that is my duty. What is your favorite thing about being a TCA member? That my contribution of my time and money protects the practice of chiropractic in Texas and protects our patient’s ability to access our care. Other than that, I cherish the long-time friendships that I have made along the way. What did it mean to you to be recognized by your peers with the prestigious Keeler Plaque? It is the highest honor a chiropractor in Texas can receive so it meant the world to me that my peers thought that I deserved the award. |
