Corey Campbell, DC earned his undergraduate degree in Human Biology from Chadron State College where he was a two-time Academic All-American in football. He graduated cum laude from Cleveland Chiropractic College, Kansas City in 2003.

After private practice in Lincoln, NE. Dr. Campbell took a position as staff chiropractor with the Nebraska Spine Center, LLP in Omaha NE in 2006; making him the first and only chiropractor in a specialized multidisciplinary facility in Nebraska where he works closely with orthopedic surgeons, physiatrists, and physical therapists to provide a unique comprehensive patient-centered service for his patients.

Dr Campbell has co-authored one book and one published paper. The book, Movement, Stability, and Life, is an informative book for both patients and physicians that explains a holistic, active care approach to healthcare. The paper was presented at the Movement Dysfunction Symposium in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Dr. Campbell has completed the Chiropractic Rehabilitation Diplomate program. Through this program he had the opportunity to train with the "Father of Manual Therapy", Professor Karel Lewitt M.D. and Pavel Kolar, PT in the Czech Republic. Dr. Campbell has had over 1000 hours of post-graduate training and certifications in functional rehabilitation, nutrition, orofacial rehabilitation, and dynamic neuromuscular stabilization according to Kolar, to name a few.

Dr. Campbell currently is a member of the Motion Palpation Board and has taught numerous courses in the US and Canada. He also teaches modules for the chiropractic rehabilitation diplomate program. He hopes that his love for teaching and patient care inspires and motivates students and doctors alike to seek a clinically integrated approach to chiropractic care.