The Team Behind the Journals

These Journals are committed to advancing the knowledge and understanding of chiropractic and integrative medicine through the publication of high-quality research articles and scholarly materials. Our team of dedicated professionals work tirelessly to ensure that the journal's content remains at the forefront of healthcare research. With a focus on conservative healthcare practices, education, and humanities in the healthcare professions, including chiropractic and integrative medicine, we aim to provide a comprehensive platform for the exchange of valuable insights and innovative ideas within the healthcare fields.

Our team is comprised of esteemed professionals, researchers, and educators who are passionate about driving advancements in healthcare, including chiropractic and integrative medicine. Each member plays a vital role in ensuring that the journal remains an invaluable resource for the healthcare community, offering diverse perspectives and expertise to enrich the content we deliver.

Editorial Team

Bart Green

DC, MSEd, PhD

Editor, Journal of Chiropractic Education

Lecturer and Associate Editor, National University of Health Sciences Journals

Dr. Bart Green is the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Chiropractic Education. He is a lecturer for the National University of Health Sciences, serving as the associate editor for National’s three journals, the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, the Journal of Chiropractic Medicine, and the Journal of Chiropractic Humanities. He is a health care provider at an interdisciplinary, on-site corporate health center in San Diego, California. He previously started the first chiropractic clinic for the military in San Diego, practicing on spine, sports, and combat casualty care teams.

During his over 30 years as a chiropractor, he has been in clinical practice and served as an administrator, clinician-educator, and researcher at four colleges. He has published extensively and served as a collaborator on multiple research projects. Dr Green is a researcher with the Global Spine Care Initiative, an international research collaboration charged with developing an evidence–informed, practical, and sustainable, spinal healthcare model of effective assessment, prevention, and therapeutic approaches for communities around the world.

Education

DC, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, 1992

MSEd, University of Southern California, 2000

PhD, Public Health, Epidemiology, Walden University, 2016

Diplomate: American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians, 1997

Claire Johnson

DC, MSEd, PhD

Editor and Professor, National University of Health Sciences Journals

Dr. Claire Johnson is a professor and Editor in Chief of National University’s three scientific, peer-reviewed journals that are indexed in PubMed. The Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics is the flagship journal for the chiropractic profession, having published thousands of peer-reviewed articles written by international and multidisciplinary scientists. She has developed the Journal of Chiropractic Medicine as a broad-scope specialty journal, which includes general practice, sports, pediatrics, diagnostic imaging, forensics, orthopedics, rehabilitation, and neurology, and the Journal of Chiropractic Humanities, which is the most cited philosophy journal of the chiropractic profession.

Over her career, she has authored scientific papers, guided hundreds of authors toward publication. She is a founder and administrator of the Chiropractic Educators Research Forum, which is an international entity that develops chiropractic education research capacity. Her professional service includes her appointment as Chair of the Public Health Committee for the World Federation of Chiropractic and she is a Member of the Interdisciplinary committee of the North American Spine Society.