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Mark Your Calendar: Parker Las Vegas 2025

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
  • Parker Seminars annual convention and expo in Las Vegas returns to the Caesars Forum Event Center March 20-22, 2025.
  • The three-day event features continuing-education classes for doctors of chiropractic and chiropractic assistants.
  • A must-visit expo hall also highlights the event, showcasing the latest products and services to help you become a better doctor and more successful business owner.

Parker Seminars annual convention and expo in Las Vegas returns to the Caesars Forum Event Center March 20-22, 2025. The three-day event features continuing-education classes for doctors of chiropractic and chiropractic assistants (up to 15 hours apiece, subject to state licensing board approval) instructed by leaders in chiropractic education and practice.

As usual, a must-visit expo hall also highlights the event, showcasing the latest products and services to help you become a better doctor and more successful business owner. The first night of the expo concludes with a social extravaganza featuring small bites, drinks and entertainment.

Here are the keynote speakers, class speakers and class tracks scheduled for the 2025 event. For complete details, including class schedule, speaker biographies, show pricing, exclusive hotel partner and more, visit https://lasvegas.parkerseminars.com/.

Scheduled Keynote Speakers

  • Jay Shetty
  • Andrew Huberman
  • Angela Duckworth
  • Gary Vaynerchuk
  • Richard Harris
  • Gabrielle Lyon

Scheduled Class Speakers

  • Alex Vidan
  • Andrea Diaz
  • Andy Galpin
  • April Lee
  • Ashkan Jalili
  • Beau Pierce
  • Ben Greenfield
  • Billy Sticker
  • Brandon Steele
  • Brent Winchester
  • Chris Cantu
  • Cindy Parks
  • Cliff Tao
  • Cody Burkhart
  • Cody Dimak
  • Dan John
  • Dan Murphy
  • Dana Hollandsworth
  • Faye Deane
  • Greg Rose
  • Gregg Friedman
  • Heidi Haavik
  • Irum Tahir
  • J. Donald Dishman
  • Jason Hulme
  • Jeff Langmaid
  • Jenna Romanelli
  • John Cho
  • John Floyd
  • Josh Satterlee
  • Kathy Weidner
  • Kelly Starrett
  • Kristi Hudson
  • Kyl Smith
  • Lindsay Mumma

Available Class Tracks

  • Business Principles
  • California Mandatory
  • Chiropractic Assistants
  • Clinical Applications
  • Clinical Science
  • Diagnostic Imagery
  • Documentation Strategies for Chiropractic Assistants
  • Functional Medicine
  • Keynote
  • Marketing Concepts
  • Pediatrics
  • Resilient by Design: Building Strength and Adaptability
  • Strategies for Health and Longevity
  • Women’s Health

Parker Seminars moved its Las Vegas convention and expo to Caesar’s Forum in 2024 after announcing it had “outgrown” the previous event space at the Paris Hotel. According to Parker, nearly 5,000 health care professionals attended the 2024 event.  Parker Seminars is also offering regional events in Miami and Dallas in 2025.

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