Can I sign up while I'm still in school?

Yes. Choose "Student / not yet licensed" when you sign up and pick Texas Chiropractic College. You can finish your profile now and add your license and malpractice later.

When can I start taking shifts?

Once your chiropractic license for that state and your malpractice coverage are verified. Shifts are only offered where you're licensed.

Do I need my own malpractice insurance?

Yes. Covering providers carry their own malpractice policy that covers the state where they work. We verify it before your first shift.

I already graduated. Is this for me?

Yes. Licensed chiropractors use coverage shifts between associate roles, while building their own practice, or for extra income on their days off.

Nothing. Providers never pay to join or to take a shift.

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For Texas Chiropractic College students & alumni

Chiropractic coverage shifts for Texas Chiropractic College students and graduates

Texas Chiropractic College · Pasadena, Texas

Studying at Texas Chiropractic College? Sign up now and be ready to work the moment you're licensed. Already a Texas Chiropractic College graduate? Pick up paid coverage shifts at clinics that need a doctor for a day, a week or longer, on the days you choose.

I'm a Texas Chiropractic College student I'm a licensed graduate

For students: sign up before you graduate

Sign up before you graduate

Add your school, graduation date and the state(s) where you plan to practice. No license or malpractice policy needed yet.

We keep you on track

Short, timely reminders about what's next as your license and malpractice come through. Nothing you've already sent is asked for twice.

Shifts unlock once you're verified

As soon as your state license and malpractice coverage are verified, you can apply for coverage shifts in that state.

For Texas Chiropractic College alumni

Cover a clinic for a half day, a day or a week, on the days you choose
See the pay before you apply, set your own minimum, and get paid through Stripe
Build a verified profile with ratings and badges clinics can trust

Create your profile

Where you can work

Chiropractic coverage is open in every U.S. state, Texas included. You'll see shifts in each state where your license and malpractice are verified, so many graduates add the state they plan to practice in as well as the one near Pasadena.

Also in Texas: Parker University.

Questions

Can I sign up while I'm still in school?: Yes. Choose "Student / not yet licensed" when you sign up and pick Texas Chiropractic College. You can finish your profile now and add your license and malpractice later.
When can I start taking shifts?: Once your chiropractic license for that state and your malpractice coverage are verified. Shifts are only offered where you're licensed.
Do I need my own malpractice insurance?: Yes. Covering providers carry their own malpractice policy that covers the state where they work. We verify it before your first shift.
I already graduated. Is this for me?: Yes. Licensed chiropractors use coverage shifts between associate roles, while building their own practice, or for extra income on their days off.
What does it cost?: Nothing. Providers never pay to join or to take a shift.

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