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The skills each role needs — from the EU's official ESCO classification.
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chiropractor
ESCO occupation · 136 essential, 15 optional skills. Click a skill to find jobs that mention it.
Essential skills
human anatomy
biomechanics
manage infection control in the facility
diagnose musculoskeletal conditions
triage clients
accept own accountability
post-process medical images
provide health education
maintain chiropractic equipment
perform chiropractic examinations
manage clinical risk
medical informatics
somatic integrated modalities
promote health in specialised care
prescribe treatment for musculoskeletal injuries
advocate health
epidemiology
manage staff
comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice
collect healthcare user's general data
first aid
adhere to organisational guidelines
adhere to health well-being and safety
apply health sciences
comply with legislation related to health care
neurology
endocrinology
contribute to continuity of health care
observe record keeping standards in chiropractics
geriatrics
manage chiropractic professional equipment
sociology
provide neuromusculoskeletal therapy
assess referred healthcare users
biological chemistry
orthopaedic conditions
assist patients with rehabilitation
provide leadership
apply supports for spinal adjustment
obstetrics and gynaecology
evidence-based approach in general practice
conduct physical examinations
prescribe healthcare products
work in a multicultural environment in health care
address public health issues
apply context specific clinical competences
rehabilitation
conduct chiropractic examination
write reports on neurological tests
orthopaedics
assess chiropractic intervention
provide learning support in healthcare
radiation physics in healthcare
apply business acumen
manage healthcare staff
advise on rehabilitation exercises
prepare patients for surgery
cover a variety of health conditions
empathise with the healthcare user
promote health and safety policies in health services
manage chiropractic staff
interpret medical images
undertake healthcare examination
develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship
ensure safety of healthcare users
create solutions to problems
apply person-centred care
promote inclusion
measure effectiveness of the service provided
perform orthopaedic examinations
provide information on chiropractic treatment outcomes
provide chiropractic diagnosis
kinetics
neuroanatomy
rehabilitation of all organ systems
exercise physiology
educate on preventing injuries
educate on the prevention of illness
formulate a treatment plan
advise patients on health and lifestyle issues
monitor patients' progress related to treatment
provide stabilisation care in emergency
use different communication channels
develop chiropractic treatment plans
perform clinical neurophysiological examinations
conduct neurological examination
deal with emergency care situations
develop therapeutic relationships
manage acute pain
provide treatment strategies for challenges to human health
microbiology-bacteriology
neurophysiology
respond to changing situations in health care
operate medical imaging equipment
provide medication information
apply massage therapy
maintain treatment records
use e-health and mobile health technologies
advise on healthcare users' informed consent
follow clinical guidelines
refer healthcare users
advise on pregnancy
supervise chiropractic students
communicate effectively in healthcare
record healthcare users' progress related to treatment
manage healthcare users' data
contribute to quality physiotherapy services
musculoskeletal anatomy
analyse X-ray imagery
interpret medical results
work in multidisciplinary health teams
listen actively
adhere to organisational code of ethics
develop plans related to the transfer of care
radiation effects on human body
apply caseload management
Motivate patiens
neuropathology
kinesiology
follow-up after patients' surgery
ensure proper appointment administration
apply specific manual chiropractic techniques
contribute to the rehabilitation process
have good bedside manner
inform policy makers on health-related challenges
interpret findings from medical examinations
human physiology
psychology
paediatrics
prescribe treatments related to surgical procedures
orthopaedic treatment alternatives
apply organisational techniques
general medicine
undertake clinical chiropractic research
develop plans related to client discharge
interact with healthcare users
Optional & specialised skills
treat neurological disorders
record healthcare users' billing information
process medical insurance claims
employ foreign languages in care
use functional neuroimaging
pharmacology
neuropharmacology
therapeutic massage
interpret electroencephalograms
apply acupuncture
employ foreign languages for health-related research
employ cognitive behaviour treatment techniques
conduct health related research
obtain healthcare user's medical status information
interpret evoked potentials records
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are the canonical requirements for the role from the EU ESCO taxonomy.