Beaverton, OR
Dr Hubbs has been practicing chiropractic for 30 years and well trained in many techniques. he has a unique background including diagnostic microbiology at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He graduated magna cum laude from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA. He did his undergraduate studies at the University of Freiburg in Germany and the University of Michigan. Dr Hubbs serves on the Board of Directors for the Oregon Chiropractic Association, and as co-president of the Brain Injury Alliance of Oregon. Dr. Hubbs started his chiropractic career in Louisville, Kentucky and in 1995 moved to Oregon with his son and wife where he continued with his love and practice of Chiropractic. He has achieved advanced certifications in chiropractic sub-specialties including Certified Chiropractic Spinal Trauma, Chiropractic BioPhysics (R), certified in Instrument Adjusting as well as Sacro-Occipital (SOT) Technique. He has taught and assisted in multiple educational programs at the postgraduate level nationally and also has taught at the University of Western States here in Portland.
Dr. Hubbs enjoys many different activities when not in his office, including horseback riding, camping, snow skiing, and plays a variety of musical instruments. Dr. Hubbs speaks German, French, and Spanish.
SW Portland, ORDr. Graeme has been a practicing chiropractor for four years. She practices diversified technique and active release technique. She has also recently finished her master’s degree in human nutrition and functional medicine. Jordan has been practicing in Spokane Washington of the past three and a half years and is excited to have relocated back to the Portland area to be closer to her family. Jordan enjoys spending time with her significant other who is also a chiropractor, and their bloodhound Rhett. They enjoy traveling, camping, reading, golfing, volleyball, softball and being active in her community.
Jan has been the Executive Director of the Oregon Chiropractic Association since it was founded in 2008. Before that she was the Executive Director for the Chiropractic Association of Oregon (CAO) for seven years. She has been a Certified Chiropractic Assistant for over 30 years and a Licensed Insurance Adjuster since 1990. Jan was CAO Chiropractic Assistant of the year in 2003 and 2004. She has taught DC and CA continuing education around the state as well as at CAO conventions in the past. She taught “Understanding Automobile Insurance Terminology and the Injured Patient” (2001-2002) and the “ABC’s of Being a CA Professional” (2004). Jan grew up in Portland and was married to the late Dr Don Ferrante, past OCA President.
Colleagues, it's a pleasure and an honor to serve on the OCA Board of Directors. I love this profession and am grateful to be practicing for 23 years now. Not only do I get to serve the pubic by sharing the benefits of Chiropractic care, I am also grateful to serve you by teaching and traininf you staff with their initial Chiropractic Assistant Training. After being mentored by the late Dr. Janice Justice I took over her training program once she passed in 2016. I was raised on a farm in Colorado which taught me the benefits of living a simple and natural life. I also have three grandsons that I am always delighted to spend time with.
Hello OCA members -- I am serving on the Board of Directors because I have benefited frrom my OCA membership in many ways and want to give back and help guide and strengthen our profession with my mix of experience and energy I bring to the table. In my practice of nearly twelve years I have experienced many of the successes and challenges that affect so many of us. The most important thing going forward for the OCA, in my opinion, is to continue to increase our membership to include the vast majority of chiropractic physicians in Oregon. Our solidarity has grown now that we are one organization, but we need to add more members as there is strength in numbers. The bigger and more untied we are the stronger our voice in Salem and Washington DC. I am proud to be a chiropractic physician in Oregon. The OCA has provided many great educational opportunities and behind-the-scenes assisitance for us to practice the way we want to. I want to ensure that we continue to have those opportunities in the future.
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Dr. Cote' was elected by the membership in March 2020 to join the OCA Board as the ninth member. Dr. Cote' is originally from Quebec, Canada. He graduated from Parker College of Chiropractic in 1996 and got his Oregon license to practice in 1997.
Dr. Cote' is the current president of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE). He is also the current president of the International Board of Chiropractic Examiners (IBCE) and the past president and vice president of the Oregon Board of Chiropractic Examiners (OBCE). Dr. Cote' has been a member of the OCA since 2017 and is currently serving on the Legislative and Insurance Relations Committees. Dr. Cote' is married, has three children and is in private practice in Silverton, Oregon.
I graduated from Palmer College in Davenport in 1990 and was honored with the Outstanding Graduate Award. I practiced for 25 years in the state of Washington and during that time I served on the WSCA Board of Directors. I thoroughly enjoyed my time on the board and looking forward to serving on the OCA board as well. I moved to Oregon in 2015 and have been a monthly contributor in the Political Action Committees of both states. In addition, I have met with State legislators in the State of Washington regarding chiropractic legislation.
I believe that every chiropractor in the state should participate in this important organization.
Dr. Weingard specializes in musculoskeletal conditions of the spine and extremities. He also has a Masters in Nutrition and Functional medicine. This allows him to help reduce chronic inflammatory conditions through the use of dietary and lifestyle changes. He enjoys working with all types of patients because it provides an opportunity to learn and develop new skills to help patients on a daily basis.
In his spare time, Dr. Weingard enjoys time with his family, friends and his two dogs Rhett and Toad. He loves movies and is a bit of a nerd when it comes to quoting them. He also enjoys most outdoor activities and sports during the summer and winter.
