Dr. Todd Osborne graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1989. He gained valuable knowledge and experience as an associate in the successful Vance Chiropractic office in Carthage, Illinois before going into private practice in 1991 where he ran a very successful, high volume, multiple doctor practice in a town of 2,100 people.

Dr. Osborne retired from active practice in June 2004 in order to put his full effort into helping others in the profession through AMC. He, his wife Marcie and four children moved from Illinois to the Chattanooga area to work out of the AMC home office.

Dr. Osborne has completed extensive postgraduate technique studies in Activator and Atlas Orthogonal, becoming 1 of only 125 doctors to receive board certification in the latter. He has vast experience in business success, practice building, and management. He became an AMC member in 1998, realizing tremendous practice growth, and having become extremely proficient with utilizing and teaching the AMC system.

Dr. Osborne has lectured to chiropractic students and doctors alike and has been involved in his state’s chiropractic association. He received the Illinois Prairie State Association’s Rising Star Award. He is an active Christian, having been in various positions of leadership including executive chairman in his local church.

Dr. Osborne’s purpose and passion is to help as many people as possible with the gift of chiropractic. He became involved as a Vice President with AMC seeing the incredible need of his fellow practitioners. He has found that he is able to touch many, many more lives through helping other chiropractors around the world become more successful in their practices.

Outside of his director responsibilities with AMC, he also keeps an active blog over at DrToddOsborne.com.