It wasn’t a predetermined calling, but a health challenge during his final year of high school, that shifted Vincent's career perspective.

'I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and that really made me take my health seriously', he said.

'That experience gave me a deeper appreciation for wellbeing and probably played a part in me wanting to help others feel their best too'.

During his time at CQUniversity, Vincent immersed himself in anatomy, biomechanics and hands-on clinical training - and it has all paid off as he has transitioned from student to practitioner - a move he describes as both exciting and fulfilling.

'Whether it’s a small difference or a big one – if I can improve someone’s quality of life, that’s what drives me'.

Now focused on building his experience, Vincent is aiming to become a trusted practitioner in his community – someone people can rely on for honest, quality care. 

In the long term, he’s open to working with athletes, expanding his practice, or even opening a clinic of his own.

As National Spinal Health Week shines a light on the importance of maintaining a healthy spine, Vincent’s story serves as a timely reminder of the growing need for passionate, knowledgeable chiropractors in regional communities.

If you're thinking of a career that makes people feel better – inside and out, CQUniversity’s Bachelor of Science (Chiropractic) and the subsequent Masters of Clinical Chiropractic offers the skills, support, and clinical training to launch your career in one of Australia’s most in-demand health professions. 

With a focus on evidence-based care, hands-on learning and real-world experience, it’s the perfect way to align your future.