Functional neurology practice building sits at a distinct intersection of clinical mastery and strategic communication. As the discipline continues to expand across chiropractic neurology, neurorehabilitation, concussion management, and vestibular care, the clinicians most capable of helping complex patients are not always the ones those patients find. Growing a functional neurology practice requires not just clinical excellence but the ability to define a specialty identity, build trust across disciplines, and create the referral infrastructure that brings the right cases through the door consistently.

This course gives clinicians a clear, actionable framework for doing exactly that. Through the lens of fifteen years of real-world practice development, Dr. Jeremy Schmoe walks through the full arc of building a functional neurology practice from the ground up, covering niche selection, professional networking, community-based and digital marketing, referral development, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the technology investment decisions that support sustainable growth. Clinicians will leave with a concrete understanding of how to position a practice as the regional expert resource for concussion, traumatic brain injury, dizziness, vertigo, and neurorehabilitation, and how to communicate that expertise to referring providers in ways that generate lasting partnerships.

This course is designed for licensed chiropractors and chiropractic neurologists who are building, restructuring, or scaling a functional neurology practice. It is equally valuable for clinicians early in their career who want to establish a strong niche identity from day one, and for experienced practitioners looking to build more consistent referral volume, integrate digital marketing into an existing strategy, or expand into intensive care models and multi-provider practice structures.

Dr. Jeremy Schmoe is a chiropractic neurologist and the founder of the Functional Neurology Center in Minnetonka, Minnesota. Board certified through the American Chiropractic Neurology Board and holding the FACFN and FABBIR distinctions, Dr. Schmoe has spent fifteen years developing one of the most recognized concussion and traumatic brain injury practices in the region. His clinical work integrates vestibular rehabilitation, neuro-optometry, and advanced neurorehabilitation technology, and his referral network spans chiropractic, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and medicine. He brings the same clarity and directness to practice development that he brings to patient care, making this course a rare combination of field-tested strategy and genuine clinical authority.