Our Current Mission
1) To increase knowledge of drug/drug, drug/nutrient, and drug/herbal interactions.

2) To better document and manage drug induced nutritional depletions.

3) To improve knowledge of pharmacokinetics of prescriptive medications patients may be taking and how to monitor them for side
effects.

4) To better aid those patients seeking DOT certification who are on medications that may preclude them.

5) To seek appropriate lifestyle, herbal, and nutritional interventions to minimize the patient’s reliance on
prescriptive pharmaceuticals.

Our Future Mission:
1. Currently developing post-doctoral curriculum in chiropractic pharmacology, to
include:
     A. Compressed modular baseline coursework of the Diplomate Chiropractic Internist training

     B. Expanded modular coursework of the New Mexico Advanced practice program to include the WHO Essential Medicines list
and concurrent instruction concerning all of the natural medicine substitutes

     C. Mini-residency at accredited institutions for clinical rotations

     D. Put on all training through chiropractic college post-graduate departments who
wish to participate

2. Expand current ACA By-Laws for the “College” to create a credentialing board to grant a Board Certification in Chiropractic
Pharmacology

3. Work with interested parties to provide input pertaining to amending chiropractic medicine practice acts to grant prescriptive
authority to chiropractic physicians who are Board Certified Chiropractic Pharmacology.