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Daniel Murray, DC graduated from Parker University in August of 2016. During his time at Parker, he served as a Research Assistant, Student Senator, IFCO President, and Student Senate President. As a student he also attended the BMTE Mission Trip in Peru, where he was able to gain valuable experience adjusting at a high volume. A month after graduation Dr. Murray opened up his own clinic Murray Chiropractic Center in San Antonio, TX, where he focuses on the detection and correction of vertebral subluxation. His practice members range in age from newborns to seniors, and he has a special affinity for adjusting families. He has also adjusted professional athletes, including an ex-NFL player. Dr. Murray is a published author, his book Keeping Health Simple can be purchased on Amazon. Dr. Murray is a father of three wonderful children, Jeffrey, Dani, and Davy. All three children play basketball and enjoy kayaking, fishing, and camping with their dad. Dr. Murray is also an avid gardener and spends most of his free time working on DIY projects around his house. One of his passions is real estate investing which purchases older homes, remodels them, then rents them out or sells them. Future plans for his practice include hiring an associate and expanding to own multiple locations. His key to success is “using his clinic to build people, not people to build his clinic.” If you would like to connect with Dr. Murray or have questions about his practice model, please reach out via email: murraychirocenter@gmail.com What inspired you to become a chiropractor? What is most rewarding about being chiropractor? For someone starting as a chiropractor, what advice would you offer them in the journey? What do you to separate Murray Chiropractic Center from the competition? One unique component of your practice is adjusting babies, tell me about that. What ways have you found to be the most effective for promoting your business? What have you found that surprises most people about chiropractic? What is your favorite quality of each of your children?