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Envelope, official: (Full name), DC (Name of practice, hospital, or clinic) (Address)
Letter salutation: Dear Dr. (surname):
How to address a doctor? See also ... How to address a dentist How to address a chiropractor How to address a medical doctor How to address a military doctor How to address a veterinarian How to address doctor holding an academic doctorate How to address an osteopath
How to Write a Chiropractor's Name? After much ado, and a request to disclose what my credentials are (the first and only time requested in my 23 years in practice,) my son's boy scout troop's recording secretary stands, she says, on Roberts Rules and records me in the minutes not as Dr. Mathews but rather as Mrs. Mathews. After completing the Doctorate of Chiropractic degree program, internship, externship, national board certification, state licensing, ongoing continuing education and being in private practice for these many years, it would seem apparent to all that I have earned the honorific title and have been addressed as such by all since 1990, save for this scenario with our recording secretary. Having also served as my college's head delegate at international conferences with Robert's Rules strictly enforced, I am hard-pressed now to find documentation to support her claims that only MDs and DOs have this privilege. In your outline for protocol there is no mention for this scenario of our healthcare profession and neither can I find anything to substantiate her vehement argument. If you would be so kind as to address my query, I'd be most grateful. A DC degree is not an honorary title. Doctors of Chiropractic have practices, we see patients, we are portal of entry health care providers and are participating providers in Medicare and other major medical insurance plans. With all these rights and privileges I would be most grateful if Mrs. Mathews would continue to be by husband's mother and that the minutes would be amended to reflect the honorific best defining the health care professional I am. Thank you most kindly for your thoughts on this matter. -- N. R. Matthews, DC
Dear NRM, DC, This disagreement is not related to the correct form of address for a chiropractor. The issue is: it is the right of one person to decide what another person's name is? I'd say her opinion is not pertinent. Your name is what you say your name is. Whatever Roberts Rules of Order says about the use of Dr. in minutes can only be a suggested style guide. However there is no point fighting with her: she's revealed the kind of person she is. I am certain this is not the only thing beyond her control with which she battles! -- Robert Hickey |
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