Dr. Ashkan Jalili brings a rare confluence of expertise in chiropractic care, applied clinical neurology, and clinical neuroscience to his practice, which has spanned over two decades. Beginning his esteemed career in 2002 in Santa Monica, California, Dr. Jalili established himself as a pioneer in the integration of neurological rehabilitation into chiropractic treatment and metabolic medicine. His subsequent relocation to Vancouver, Canada, in 2016 marked a significant expansion of his efforts to advance the field of clinical neurology and neuroscience in his growing practice. As an Assistant Professor of Clinical Neurology at the Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies, Dr. Jalili’s pedagogic excellence in neurology, orthopedics, radiology, and chiropractic science is well acknowledged. His dedication to education extends to his roles in teaching Chiropractic Board Exam Reviews in the United States and as a former part-time faculty member at Cleveland Chiropractic College in Los Angeles and Japan Chiropractic College in Tokyo. Dr. Jalili is credentialed with a fellowship from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Regenerative Medicine (Metabolic Medicine), a Fellowship in the American College of Functional Neurology, and a Diplomate of the American Board of Chiropractic Neurology. Further, his Fellowship from the American Board of Brain Injury and Rehabilitation underscores his commitment to employing novel therapeutic approaches for traumatic brain injury and complex neurological disorders. In his clinical practice, Dr. Jalili has been at the forefront of formulating comprehensive metabolic therapies tailored to the unique needs of his patients. His extensive research and clinical application of neuroscience principles have made significant contributions to the treatment of brain and nervous system disorders in the clinical setting. Dr. Jalili’s bio reflects a professional career dedicated to the highest standards of patient care, clinical excellence, and the dissemination of knowledge within the global chiropractic and neurology communities.