He has been in corporate, on-site care for over six years. His first work in interdisciplinary care was as one of the first on-site contractors for Kaiser Permanente in their Occupational Medicine department. He teaches Evidence Based Practice, Differential Diagnosis for Head, Neck and TMJ and a course on Interdisciplinary Care. In addition, he has numerous publications in peer-reviewed journals and is part of the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research. He currently works with Stanford doctors and brings chiropractic to Stanford School of Medicine as a guest speaker in their Primary Care residency program and Physical Therapy Department.