Chiropractic jobs in Alabama

9 verified openings

A chiropractor can work on a federal payroll: the Department of Veterans Affairs has offered chiropractic care since 1999, and its on-station clinics grew from 27 in 2005 to 65 in 2015. Most chiropractic jobs in Alabama are likely to be private, though, since offices of chiropractors hold 57 percent of the profession's jobs nationally and the self-employed another 36 percent.

Your Alabama association is Alabama State Chiropractic Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.

About Chiropractic jobs in Alabama

Alabama's 430 chiropractors on payrolls earned a median of $80,990 in May 2025, by the BLS count, and its top tenth earned above $155,260. Chiropractic is a little rarer here than nationally, about four chiropractors for every five a workforce this size would typically hold. Today that is 9 live chiropractic jobs in Alabama. The Joint Chiropractic, MAXhealth, and Health Star Clinic have posted the most of them, and Huntsville, Capshaw, and Decatur have more than anywhere else. Posted pay runs from $29k to $100k a year where an employer states it.