David Stude, DC

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Certifications and Diplomates:

Manipulation Under Anesthesia (MUA) Certified, The American Academy of Manual and Physical Medicine, Houston, TX, 1998

Hospital Protocols Certified, The American Academy of Manual and Physical Medicine, 1989

Diplomate – American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians, 1997

Diplomate – American Chiropractic College of Nutrition, Certificate #1245, 1996

Diplomate – American Chiropractic Board of Rehabilitation (Board Eligible)

Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician, 1994

Certified Strength and Condition Specialist, Certificate #932962, 1993

CPR Certification, American Red Cross, 1995 ongoing

Full Body Certified, Active Release Technique, 2007

Dr. David Stude completed his undergraduate degree in Biology/Pre-Medical Sciences at St. John's University in Collegeville, MN. He then completed a two-year Master of Science degree at Loyola University of Chicago and then accepted an offer as a Fellow in OB/GYN at West Virginia University Medical Center. However, after only a couple of semesters, Dr. Stude learned more of the Chiropractic profession and afterwards enrolled at National Health Sciences University in Chicago where he completed the Doctorate of Chiropractic degree program and simultaneously the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology.

Dr. Stude has 27+ years of clinical experience and manages a busy family and natural health care practice. He has lectured extensively around the country in a variety of topic areas. He has been invited multiple times to present different topics at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Additionally, while serving as an associate professor at Northwestern Health Sciences University, lectured in a variety of topics for doctors pursuing specialty credentials, and for license renewal requirements. He is also well-published, both for research in scientific journals and as editor-in-chief for a multi-disciplinary textbook titled "Spinal Rehabilitation" (Appleton + Lange; McGraw-Hill, 1999). He has specialty post-graduate training in sports medicine, nutrition, rehabilitation and strength and conditioning. He is a member of the staff at the Amery Regional Medical Center for providing a specialty service for patients in the surgical center called Manipulation under Anesthesia. He has in the past served as Associate Professor at Northwestern Health Sciences University, training intern doctors in the clinical setting.

Dr. Stude has had the privilege and the opportunity to serve as a team doctor for national and international sporting events. Some of these include: World Powerlifting, World Cup Speed Skating, Ironman Triathlon, National Taekwondo, Special Olympics, and National Junior Olympic Championships. He also works locally with novice and elite level athletes.

Dr. Stude is currently a member of the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) and the Minnesota Chiropractic Association (MCA) and is serving as a Key Legislative Doctor in the southwest district, and as a member of the MCA's Legislative Commitee.

He lives in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, with his wife, Mary. They have two children, Teryn and Matthew, both of whom are now college graduates. Recreationally, he enjoys music, reading, outdoor adventure, and sports training/competition.