Dr. Brendan Boucher joined the team in September 2024.
Education
- St. Louis Community College
- Associates of Science, 2017-2018
- Missouri State University
- Bachelors in Exercise and Movement Science, 2018-2019
- Cleveland University
- Doctorate in Chiropractics, 2020-2024
Experience
- CUKC Outpatient Clinic Internship: 2022 – 2024
- CUKC Externship Program: 2023 – 2024
- Loehr Health Center Preceptor: June 2024 – August 2024
Certifications
- SFMA & FMS certified
- Webster Technique certified
- Working towards ICPA Pediatric Certification
- Red Cross and Basic life support certified
Professional Affiliations
- Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
- Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
- Boy Scouts of America – Eagle Scout
Bio
Native to: St. Louis Missouri
First job: Swimming Instructor at a pre-school
Why did you become a chiropractor?
I went to a chiropractor when I was younger because of a muscle spasm that caused my head to be stuck to my shoulder and I was unable to move without excruciating pain and he told me it was called Torticollis. The chiropractor I saw was able to alleviate the pain I was in and get me right side up all by using his hands so i thought to myself, if someone can do this without taking pills why can’t I? Since then I have loved every moment when learning Chiropractics and what it has to offer!
Who was the biggest influence on your career?
My parents as well as my fiancé. They all have pushed me to become the man I am today and pursue my dreams of being a Chiropractor.
Where can we find you when you’re not working?
When not working I can be found playing with my 2 dogs (Konah-10-year-old Boxer Mastiff & Kallie 3-years-old with 7 mixed breeds but mostly Sharpei), playing pickleball or working out!
If you could possess one super-hero power, what would it be?
Super speed- I had a kid a few Halloweens ago come up and tell me I resemble Dash from The Incredibles and being able to move that fast would make traveling much easier.
What is your favorite food?
Rib eye steak or a big burger
If you weren’t a doctor, what job would you be doing?
I would probably be a personal trainer, originally it was becoming an astrophysicist, but math and numbers are not my forte.
What’s the one problem you’re best at solving for your patients?
I would say my ability to listen intently to my patients about what’s going on and just being empathetic especially if they are in pain. I love to help people anyway possible and whether or not I know the answer I will ensure that it will be figured out to receive the best care possible.
Fun Facts about me: I have played quite a few sports in my life, Baseball, Football, Soccer, Swimming, Water polo and competitive horseback riding. I am also certified in Open water scuba diving through PADI.
