2025 New Jersey LCA Seminar (4 CEUs)

FREE for LCAs practicing under an ANJC member doctor

Saturday, May 10 | 9:30 am-2:30 pm EDT

ANJC HQ, Clark, NJ

This FREE (a $150 value), one-day seminar from the ANJC and Northeast College of Health Sciences provides practical, hands-on training tailored to the real-world needs of Licensed Chiropractic Assistants in New Jersey. Attendees will engage directly with functional rehab, and essential documentation techniques—all aligned with LCA licensing requirements.

Dr. James Campbell will provide attended therapy training using Dynatronics equipment, covering electrical muscle stimulation and ultrasound protocols. Dr. David Graber will lead functional rehabilitation instruction grounded in everyday clinical application.

LCAs will earn 4 CEUs and receive complimentary breakfast and lunch.

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Limited to 20 attending LCAs.

Attendance is limited to LCAs practicing under an active ANJC member doctor.

Event Details

📅 Saturday, May 10
9:30 am–2:30 pm EDT

📍 Location:
ANJC HQ, Clark, NJ
77 Brant Avenue, Suite 210, Clark, NJ 07066

🎤 Speakers:
James Campbell, DC
David I. Graber, DC, DACBSP

Schedule

Saturday, May 10, 2025

9:30 am-2:30 pm EDT

9:30 am-10:00 am

Check-In + Complimentary Continental Breakfast/Coffee

Networking and a complimentary continental breakfast and coffee available upon arrival.

10:00 am-12:00 pm

Coding & Documentation for Active Care + Dynatronic Therapy Training
(2 CEUs)

Presented By: James Campbell, DC

Includes hands-on attended therapy training using Dynatronics: EMS and ultrasound.

12:00 pm-12:30 pm

Lunch

Complimentary lunch included on-site.

12:30 pm-2:30 pm

Chiropractic Rehabilitation & the Functional Paradigm
(2 CEUs)

Presented By:
David I. Graber, DC

Functional rehab strategies with hands-on application and clinical relevance.

Speakers

James Campbell, DC

ANJC Board Central Regional Director

While jumping on a trampoline with his younger brother, Dr. Campbell felt a “crack” on the left side of his neck. Immediate, severe pain ensued, and his right ear was pinned against his right shoulder.

Fearing a serious neck injury, his parents brought him to South Amboy Hospital for X-rays. The medical doctor couldn’t find any problems, prescribed muscle relaxers, and said that Dr. Campbell would be sore for a few weeks.

Since that injury, Dr. Campbell experienced frequent, repetitive illness such as bronchitis, hay fever and strep throat and was recommended to have his tonsils removed. “I was a skinny teenager who was facing a lifetime of chronic illness.” A friend introduced him to her chiropractor cousin who explained the principles of chiropractic.

After an examination, a misalignment in Dr. Campbell’s neck was identified. A single adjustment relieved his neck pain and drained his sinuses that had been clogged for years. “I remember having two nearly simultaneous thoughts: that chiropractic makes so much sense, and why didn’t I hear about it before?”

He quickly decided on his career path with a desire to share chiropractic care with as many people as he could so that they could lead healthier lives and avoid suffering as he had.

David I. Graber, DC, DACBSP

ANJC Board Northwest Regional Director

Dr. David Graber is a nationally known presenter who has developed and taught over 30 courses on spinal and extremity adjusting techniques, low-tech rehabilitation, the science of manipulation and manual care, contextual healing, and other topics. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Chiropractic Sports Physicians and serves on the Board of Directors of the Association of New Jersey Chiropractors (ANJC). He was the 2012 ANJC Chiropractor of the Year and is in full-time practice in Parsippany, New Jersey.