Biography
Nik Nunn graduated from Health Sciences University in 1991 and has been a practising Chiropractor since. He has experience of owning his own practice and working as an associate in other clinics in England, Scotland, Wales and Spain. He went on to complete his postgraduate masters in 2000. While in practice he started part-time Clinic Tutor work at WIOC in 2004- 2008. He also has seven (1999-2006) years’ experience as an examiner in the test of competence run by the General Chiropractic Council.
Current Activity
Nik returned to teaching in 2015 as a Clinic Tutor within the School of Chiropractic at Health Sciences University. He currently teaches the role of audit in a clinical setting and research for case studies
Area of Interest
Areas of interest include chiropractic techniques including Diversified, SOT, Thompson technique, audit and its value, Chiropractic research.
Qualifications 
Qualifications
- BSc Chiropractic degree
- MSc degree
- Fellow of College of Chiropractic.
Membership
Membership
- British Chiropractic Association
- General Chiropractic Council
- Royal College of Chiropractors
- British Pteridological society.
Research
Research
Research areas of interest include low back pain and how it is classified with regards to duration, intensity and function; sports injuries and their mechanism.
Teaching
Teaching
Clinic Tutor at Health Sciences University.
Publications
Publications
Nunn N.R., Dyce J.W. and Parker Dodd I. (1997). Repetitive strain injury to the foot in Elite women Kendoka British Journal of Sport Medicine. 31 1-3.
