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Originally Posted by coreconcepts
hey ts,
I have to agree with Kuri in that it matters how much dedication practitioners put into their continuing journey of education. Are you looking for one for yourself or to recommend people to? I can only make recommendations based on my personal experience and draw from the literature in terms of which interventions have a good track record for the given condition/complaint.
I personally have a small handful of PT's I recommend based on geograpy/specialization, etc. but I recommend establishing a relationship of sorts with a couple of professionals. I also know of a couple of evidence-based ortho-minded chiros that I trust.
Sorry my answer isn't as clear-cut as you may have wished but it really does depend on many factors.
All the best!
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As clear as the sky of Denmark!
Neither. 
I am looking forward to becoming one. Kind of ashamed to admit it. I'm addicted. I can never know enough. It drives me nuts. A lot of other details contributing too.
So:
- continuing education passion - CHECK
- strength and conditioning backgorund - CHECK
- corrective exercise/post-rehab background - CHECK
Where to now?