When preparing a chiropractors cover letter it is important to be sure several critical areas are covered in the letter.
Experience and education are generally covered sufficiently in the resume which you will attach with the cover letter, so you need to highlight information that is not included in the resume.
First, always let the employer know how you learned about the position. In the sample chiropractors cover letter below, the candidate learned about the position in the newspaper.|
Holly
McDermot
3906 Silver Springs Road Phoenix, AZ 55555 (405) 555-0144 March 12, 2007 Ms. Karen Rogers Office Manager Phoenix Health Center 2907 Mesa Heights Road Phoenix, AZ 55555 Dear Ms. Rogers: In response to your recent advertisement for a chiropractor in the Phoenix Sun News, I am enclosing my resume for your review. I was excited to see an opening for a chiropractor at your center because it has been my dream for years to be part of a true multi disciplinary team approach to treating patients like the approach for which your center has become well known. Houghton Chiropractic Services, where I have worked for several years, has moved in the direction of a holistic, multi disciplinary team but is still missing some of the specialties that I consider essential. As you can see from my resume, I have experience as both a chiropractor and a physical therapist. I stay abreast of findings affecting chiropractic, nutrition and the use of herbal remedies by attending workshops and reading extensively. I believe these efforts have contributed to my consistently high patient satisfaction ratings. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss details of the chiropractor position and answer questions you might have about my qualifications and goals. Please contact me at your earliest convenience. Sincerely, Holly McDermot Enclosure: Resume |
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It is also important to let the employer know why you are interested in the position.
Additionally, whenever possible you should let the employer know why you are considering leaving your current position.

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