Meet Dr. Glimpse

 

 

 

Credentials

  • Doctor of Chiropractic - lic. # 31147
  • Radiography/X-ray Supervisor and Operator - Certificate/permit #RHC00170096

 

 Honors

 

  • Pi Tau Delta International Chiropractic Honor Society
  • Cum Laude Graduate
  • Diplomat of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners 
  • M.A.R.C. award
  • N.I.H. grant award for graduate research in the field of Cancer/Telomere Biology

 

Professional Organizations

California Chiropractic Association

 

Experience

 2010 - Present - Ehlers Chiropractic Center     Vacaville, Ca

  • Doctor of Chiropractic
  • Guest speaker McBride Senior Center
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2008 – 2010       Naval Sports and Family Chiropractic Clinic         Davis, Ca

  • Doctor Of Chiropractic
  • Field Doctor for Davis High School Athletics
  • Techniques/Modalities utilized include diversified, gonstead, M.R.T., Graston, P.N.F., trigger point therapy, S.O.T., U.S./EMS, static and ballistic stretching, therapeutic exercise, heat, cryotherapy.

2004    Brown University      Providence, Rhode Island - Pre-doctoral Research Fellowship – Cancer Biology

  • Worked in the Sedivy Research Lab in the molecular biology, cell biology, and biochemistry department as a graduate-level research intern on a project with the goal of further elucidating the interactions between reactive oxygen species and telomere dysfunction in cellular senescence.  Presented research findings as a power point at the leadership alliance national research conference in Washington, D.C.  Publication of research pending.

2002-2005       San Jose State University   San Jose, Ca - Undergraduate Research -  Genetics

  • Worked under Dr. Jeff Honda as a research intern on a project aimed at gene sequencing insects of the Tachinidae family.  Duties included harvesting mitochondrial DNA, homogenization, polymerase chain reaction, gel electrophoresis, and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).

2002    UCSF Medical School          San Francisco, Ca - Research Internship – Division of General Internal Medicine

  • Selected as the 2002 research intern for Redes en Accion – a cancer research project focused on Latinos.  Participated in research ¼ time on campus, and ¾ time at San Francisco General Hospital.  Helped in development and modification of research protocols, participated in testing, data gathering, and data recording.  Assisted Dr. Kevin Grumbach and Dr. Dean Schillinger in the S.E.E.C. study to explore disparities in obtaining medical care among ethnic groups and social classes.

2001-2002       Stanford University Medical Research Facility Palo Alto, Ca - Research Internship-  Non-Hodgkin’s   Lymphoma

  • Worked under Dr. Karl Kingsley, Ph. D. as a research intern on research related to the gene sequencing and identification of a non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.  Interpreted and analyzed original gene sequence data and helped identify several protein binding sites involved in the pathology.

2001    San Francisco Department of Public Health San Francisco, Ca - Internship

  • Worked on several public health programs such as lead poisoning, asthma, and child safety.  Duties included gathering field data, statistical analysis, data interpretation, and public education.

 

Education

 2005-2008       Palmer College of Chiropractic West         San Jose, Ca - Doctor of Chiropractic

  • Cum Laude Graduate
  • Member of the Palmer West Sports Council – Sports council is a club dedicated to supplementing and enriching student education by providing practical, on-field learning opportunities that has earned the College’s Sports Council a respected national reputation as one of the most active organizations in the field of Sports Chiropractic.  Involvement has provided extensive experience in acute sports injury management.
  • Primarily diversified with elective education obtained in sports chiropractic, athletic taping protocols, myofascial release, cross friction, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, Graston, Activator, Cox-Flexion distraction, Kinesio-taping,
  •  Member of SACA – Student American Chiropractic Association.  The mission of the Student American Chiropractic Association is to enhance the chiropractic profession by expanding the active membership and student involvement in the American Chiropractic Association and the chiropractic profession as a whole. This task is accomplished by promoting student awareness regarding the climate of the profession that awaits them. In addition, students are provided with opportunities to implement the tools and proven practice methods in an effort to improve the profession and cultivate effective leaders to advance chiropractic into the future.
  •  Advanced training in sports injury management, taping, and adjusting
  •  Diversified focused
  •  Trained in Cox-Flexion Distraction
  •  Trained in Graston technique
  •  Trained in Myofascial release
  •  Trained in Kinesio/Rock Taping
  •  Trained in blocking techniques
  •  Trained in drop techniques
  •  Certified in physiotherapy modalities
  •  Certified in Cold Laser Therapy
  •  Trained in occupational ergonomic evaluation

2001-2005       San Jose State University   San Jose, Ca - B.S., Biological Sciences, Chemistry minor

  • Recipient of N.I.H. research grant to participate in the M.A.R.C. undergraduate research program – a full scholarship and stipend for students who demonstrate superior academic merit and are interested in pursuing doctoral degrees in science and research careers.   Duties included participating in undergraduate research 10-20 hours per week in addition to required coursework.
  •  Held elected position of M.A.R.C. scholarship program student representative.  This position is held by a current M.A.R.C. student, and is elected by vote of the students currently participating the program.  Duties included educating and recruiting qualified students, and participating in the selection process for new M.A.R.C. applicants.
  •  San Jose State University Judo Team
  •  San Jose State University Stunt Team – Team Captain
  •  San Jose State University Choraliers – World renowned singing group under the direction of internationally acclaimed director Dr. Charlene Archibeque.  Traveled to Europe three times with a group of approximately 40 students to compete in international vocal competitions.

1998-2000       College of the Sequoias       Visalia, Ca - General Education

  • Executive Student Board Member
  •  Elected California Student Association of Community Colleges (CalSacc) representative – Represented the voice and vote for thousands of college students at regional meetings.  Duties included attending regional meetings, prepared action plans for legislative issues including but not limited to lobbying, letter writing, and petitions.
  •  Held position of Activities Commissioner

 

Volunteer experience

  •  2008 – 2010 – Volunteer Field Doctor for Davis High School Athletics
  •  2004 - San Jose After-School All-Stars (ASAS) - Judo program for at risk youth.  Volunteered time to coach at-risk children in judo classes. 
  • 2002 - International & National Service Voluntary Training Program (INVST) Aided in carrying out an evening mentoring/leadership program for homeless children.