How to Attract More Job Offers with an Online Chiropractic Portfolio

Published on June 24


A strong resume is great—but an online portfolio adds another layer of professionalism that catches attention fast.

What to Include

  • Bio and professional headshot
  • Description of your chiropractic philosophy
  • Testimonials or student preceptorship reviews
  • Technique certifications and CEU highlights

Platforms to Use

  • LinkedIn
  • A personal website (e.g., Wix or Squarespace)
  • PDF portfolios hosted on Google Drive or Dropbox

Why It Works

Clinics want a sense of who you are—not just what you know. A visual, detailed portfolio helps create that connection early.