Dr. Bill Jensen has joined the Keiser University Advisory Board at the Port St. Lucie campus, focusing his expertise on the Sports Management, Health and Human Performance, and Exercise Science programs.
Dr. Bill brings 20 years’ experience and training as a chiropractic physician to the board. These volunteer boards serve the university and its fledging students by providing practical advice and guidance to succeed in the field.
Dr. Bill’s advice to future chiropractic physicians earning their education at Keiser:
Make sure you have purpose behind you decision to become a chiropractic physician. When you practice with purpose each day then you will have success in life. You have to love what you do as a career, because then it is no longer a job; it is a true passion.
Interested students can learn more about the College of Chiropractic at Keiser University here.
Dr. Bill Jensen is the founder and CEO of Premier Wellness Centers, an integrative, holistic chiropractic & physical therapy practice with two locations in Port St. Lucie. He earned his Doctoral degree in Chiropractic Medicine from Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, Minnesota. You can read Dr. Bill’s professional bio here.
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