Table 1

Demographic data from doctors of chiropractic with a diplomate in pediatrics (n = 135)

	Total
Female- n (%)	103 (73.6)
Not Hispanic or Latino- n (%)	131 (93.6)
Race: White- n (%)	130 (92.9)
Marital Status- n (%)
Married	111 (79.3)
Hours/Week spent working- n (%)
≤ 10 hours	10 (7.1)
11-19 hours	15 (10.7)
20-29 hours	33 (23.6)
30-39 hours	58 (41.4)
40-49 hours	15 (10.7)
≥ 50 hours	4 (2.8)
Gross Annual Income- n (%)
≤ $81,000	45 (32.1)
$81,000 - $200,000	53 (37.9)
≥ $200,000	27 (19.3)
Number of Patients Seen/Week- n (%)
< 50	28 (20.0)
50-99	45 (32.1)
100-149	30 (21.4)
150-199	14 (10.0)
≥ 200	15 (10.6)
Size of community
City	50 (35.7)
Suburb	44 (31.4)
Small Town	18 (12.9)
Rural	23 (16.4)
Years in Practice- mean (SD)	14.6 (7.61)
Highest non-chiropractic educ- n (%)
Bachelor Degree	92 (65.7)
Higher Degree	8 (5.7)
Other Diplomate
Yes	9 (6.4)
Working	13 (9.3)
Institution DC degree- n (%)
Palmer College of Chiropractic- Davenport	65 (48.1)
Life University (Life College)	6 (4.4)
National University of Health Sciences	7 (5.2)
New York Chiropractic College	8 (5.9)
Northwestern Health Sciences University	8 (5.9)
Others	41 (30.4)