For chiropractors practicing today, Dr. Warren Hammer’s legacy is particularly visible in several areas that have become familiar components of modern musculoskeletal care: his early work with the Graston Technique and instrument-assisted soft-tissue mobilization; his extensive writing and teaching on functional soft-tissue examination and treatment; his role in bringing fascial manipulation to U.S. clinicians; and his decades spent educating chiropractors and other health professionals.
AHC Seeks Editor for Chiropractic History
Are you interested in chiropractic history and experienced in producing a periodic publication? Chiropractic History, "The Archives and Journal of the Association for the History of Chiropractic" (AHC), is in need of an editor. Writing experience is required and an advanced degree in a related field is preferred.
According to the AHC, the position involves limited travel and will begin in January 2009. Interested candidates can contact current editor Dr. John Willis (jcwillis@netscope.net) or AHC Executive Director Ray Tuck (raytuck@tuckclinic.com) for additional information and/or to submit a resume for consideration.
Produced twice annually, Chiropractic History is now in its 28th year of publication. It is indexed in Current Work in the History of Medicine, the Index to Chiropractic Literature, the Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), Manual Alternative and Natural Therapies Indexing System (MANTIS), and selectively (1981 - June 1999) in PubMed.
The journal currently lists three associate editors and two assistant editors in addition to the editor, along with a three-person publication committee and 14-member editorial advisory board that includes Drs. Scott Haldeman, Donald Kern and Louis Sportelli, among others.