The Physiology Lab contains computer equipment and typical physiological equipment for about 16 students per lab. Room C221 was converted into a computer learning lab and is utilized by approximately 20 toxicology students per lab session. By demonstrating their clinical competence, compassionate attitudes, and service-oriented behaviors, Palmer graduates become engaged in leadership roles and work toward shaping the future direction of the chiropractic profession. The Clinic system is composed of five clinics, with two of the five clinics located on-campus and the other three clinics in neighboring communities. Of the three off-campus clinics, two provide chiropractic care at no cost to persons of the community who cannot afford chiropractic care elsewhere.
Students have opportunities to provide care to faculty clinicians patients at all clinic locations.
Educationally, the clinical experience is based on a three-level, progressive, system. The first educational level, Level I, occurs during the student s assignment to the Campus Health Center. During the Level I experience, students are introduced to the clinical setting as they practice clinical skills and patient education procedures on patients assigned to faculty clinicians. Students are included as part of the healthcare team, working in collaboration with faculty clinicians and staff. Students may participate in optional programs as a capstone-type experience during their final term.