Chiro Hustle Podcast 047 – Mark Romano, DC
Dr. Romano graduated with a Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic Davenport IA in 1993. He holds active DC licenses in the states of Mississippi, South Carolina, and Massachusetts. Dr. Romano is a proud member of the Delta Sigma Chi Professional Fraternity, the Garden State Chiropractic Society, and The Chiropractic Trust. Over the years, Dr. Romano has served as Vice President of the Delta Sigma Chi Grand Council (1998), President of the Delta Sigma Chi Grand Council (1999 and 2000), as the President of the Mississippi Palmer Alumni (1996-2003), as FSCO Vice President (2001). He has also served on the Sherman College of Chiropractic Board of Trustees (2003-2006), as Chairman of the Board The Chiropractic Trust (2012-present) and as the Treasurer of The Chiropractic Trust (2014-present). Dr. Romano has also published a book “Why Chiropractic” in 2017 that explains why extraordinary people have the extraordinary habit of chiropractic. He is a regular contributor to “Straight to You” the Garden State Chiropractic Society’s quarterly journal, The Chiropractic Trust’s Tip of the Week, and The Chiropractic Trust’s quarterly journal. Dr. Romano’s work can also be seen in many other journals and blogs. Dr. Mark has been in private practice in North Mississippi for over 24 years serving hundreds of people each week in the non-therapeutic model of chiropractic. Currently, Dr. Mark has 3 offices and trains associates in this model of chiropractic. “Our mission is to check the spine of every man, woman, and child in our communities on a weekly basis and facilitate the correction of vertebral subluxations.” Dr. Mark speaks throughout the country and internationally empowering people of all professions to excellence.
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