TNChiroConnection – May 6 at 12:00pm CT
TCA Membership Business & Timely Updates
The work doesn’t end when legislative session adjourns—it evolves and builds on the outcomes.
Join us on May 6 at noon CT for an important discussion where we’ll come together as a profession to reflect on this year’s session, including TCA and coalition initiatives for providers, and look ahead to its impact. This will be a valuable opportunity to hear about the broader legislative landscape affecting chiropractic in Tennessee, as well as to connect with your peers and explore key issues shaping our future.
In addition, a TCA Membership Meeting will be held to conduct timely official business. Members will be asked to review and approve updates to the Association’s bylaws, making your participation especially important. We look forward to seeing you there.
Mark your calendar now. Plan to be part of the conversation - Register Today!
Tiffany Stevens has worked within the healthcare profession for over 25 years in a variety of capacities throughout her career including management, operations, membership, and marketing for both non-profit and for-profit organizations. She brings to her presentations a wealth of clinical knowledge, having served and managed several highly successful multi-doctor practices. She maintains her licenses as a Chiropractic X-ray Technician and Chiropractic Therapy Assistant (CTA), having played a major role in developing the current CTA certification and distance learning program. In 2010, she co-authored the textbook Chiropractic Therapy Assistant – A Clinical Resource Guide which is a nationally-recognized resource for the chiropractic paraprofessional.
Ms. Stevens has extensive association management experience. Early on in her career, she co-founded the Chiropractic Assistants of Tennessee and served on its Board for a number of years, including the position of President. She currently leads the TCA as Executive Director working with the Board of Directors to form goals and strategies shaping the future of chiropractic in Tennessee. Ms. Stevens directs the government affairs activities of the TCA, including lobbying for the chiropractic profession in TN and our nation’s capital. Prior to her current position, she served in the roles of Director of Member Services and Executive Vice President. Combining her dedication for the advancement of the chiropractic profession along with her interest in quality education, she continues to lecture on various components of the chiropractic practice and writes articles for local, state and national publications.
