Luis Vera, DC, FIACN, DIBCN, FIBE, DIBE, DABCE
Dr. Vera received his doctorate at New York Chiropractic College and bachelor’s degree in pre-med/ anthropology from Rutgers University.
He performed his Chiropractic Medicine Internship & Externship in Seneca Falls and Syracuse NY, Health Centers at New York Chiropractic College. His electrodiagnosis Externship was performed at Seneca Falls NY, Neurophysiology Laboratory, New York Chiropractic College.
He performed his post doctoral neurology and electrodiagnosis education through both Northwestern Health Sciences University and New York Chiropractic College. He is a Diplomate and Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist and has also attained Diplomate, Fellowship and Board Certification status in Electrodiagnosis (needle electromyography, EMG, nerve conduction velocity testing, nerve conduction studies, NCV and NCS). He has also been designated as a Fellow of the International Academy of Clinical Neurology which is the organizations highest and most prestigious credential.
Dr. Vera has had the honor of being appointed to teaching positions as Adjunct Clinical Faculty at Northwestern Health Sciences University and as Assistant Professor of Medical Education, Volunteer Faculty, at the University of Central Florida, College of Medicine in the Department of Medical Education.
He has served as the Chairman of the International Board of Electrodiagnosis and on the International Academy of Clinical Neurology's Continuing Education Committee.
Dr. Vera is fulltime faculty, Associate Professor, at Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida and is responsible for instruction in upper and lower extremity examination and pathology. He also performs routine electrodiagnostic evaluations for a surgical practice in downtown Orlando, Florida.
He is published and has co-authored a textbook chapter titled Laser Therapy for the Treatment of Radiculopathy in the textbook Handbook of Low Level Laser Therapy with renowned head author Michael R. Hamblin, PhD whom serves as associate professor at Harvard Medical School and the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology.
His clinical focus consists of neuromusculoskeletal/neurological pathology and electrodiagnostic evaluations. He is strongly dedicated to helping patients get well and accessing the proper members of the healthcare community when necessary to achieve this goal.
Providing a platform for education and proficiency in electrodiagnostics and neurology to its members.
