Postgraduate chiropractic specialties exist in clinical sciences, radiology, rehabilitation, and sports chiropractic. The faculty at the CMCC is interdisciplinary, and many faculty members are cross-appointed with medical schools. The CMCC receives no government funding, and is wholly supported by the tuition fees, membership fees from the profession, donations, and supplies from the CMCC Supply Centre and Bookstore. Scholarships and bursaries are available, and Chiropractic students are eligible for federal and provincial student loans. Like all health professionals, Chiropractors are constantly searching for more effective ways to treat the conditions of their patients.
Scientific research is a key to discovering new methods, techniques, and procedures.
Also, many university scholars are involved in areas of research important to improving chiropractic. Through joint research projects, chiropractors work with Canada's best scientific minds on areas of common interest and concern.