Meet the Staff
Emily Lain, D.C. - As a child, Dr. Lain had aspirations of becoming a doctor. She knew that she wanted to work with children and expectant mothers, but didn't exactly know how she was going to do this.
Deciding in high school to pursue her dreams of work as a doctor, she got accepted into a medical internship her senior year. She used this knowledge to apply for a job as a pharmacy technician at H-E-B Grocery, as well as at Brackenridge Hospital. With these two jobs, she learned the different types of medications that were available. It was at her job with Brackenridge Hospital that she learned the life of a medical student and the process of which medical doctors dealt with different types of diseases.
During this time, her current mentor, Dr. Benjamin Wojciak, was attending Parker College of
Chiropractic and persuaded her to get chiropractic care for her migraines, which she had been diagnosed with in the 9th grade and had been on medication for since. Within a year of chiropractic care, Dr. Lain found that she wasn't taking medication for her migraines and realized that she hadn't had a migraine. Dr. Lain decided that traditional medicine was not the avenue she wanted to take and she enrolled at Parker College of Chiropractic. She graduated in August of 2010 knowing that this was indeed the most amazing approach to health care.
Deciding in high school to pursue her dreams of work as a doctor, she got accepted into a medical internship her senior year. She used this knowledge to apply for a job as a pharmacy technician at H-E-B Grocery, as well as at Brackenridge Hospital. With these two jobs, she learned the different types of medications that were available. It was at her job with Brackenridge Hospital that she learned the life of a medical student and the process of which medical doctors dealt with different types of diseases.
During this time, her current mentor, Dr. Benjamin Wojciak, was attending Parker College of
Chiropractic and persuaded her to get chiropractic care for her migraines, which she had been diagnosed with in the 9th grade and had been on medication for since. Within a year of chiropractic care, Dr. Lain found that she wasn't taking medication for her migraines and realized that she hadn't had a migraine. Dr. Lain decided that traditional medicine was not the avenue she wanted to take and she enrolled at Parker College of Chiropractic. She graduated in August of 2010 knowing that this was indeed the most amazing approach to health care.
