Dr. Chamberland has over 16 years of experience in conservative neuromusculoskeletal care and sports medicine. A native Vermonter, he grew up in the Connecticut River Valley and earned a full academic scholarship to UVM, completing his Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Sciences/Biology with a pre-medicine focus.

Before entering chiropractic school, he worked in Vermont and Colorado’s ski racing industry as an alpine race and conditioning coach. During this time, a serious spinal injury from ice hockey left him with chronic pain, limited mobility, and breathing restrictions. Conventional medical treatment offered little relief, but chiropractic care led to a complete and rapid recovery—an experience that inspired his career path.

He went on to earn his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Western States Chiropractic College in Portland, Oregon, completing elective sports medicine internships treating triathletes and soccer players in both Portland and Sunriver.

After graduation, Dr. Chamberland founded Catamount Chiropractic in Colchester, practicing within The Rehab Gym physical therapy center. Six years later, he joined Gifford Medical Center, where he spent more than a decade at the Sharon Health Center’s multidisciplinary sports medicine clinic, collaborating with physicians, podiatrists, therapists, nurses, and athletic trainers to provide integrated, evidence-based care.

Patient-Focused Treatment

At Innate Chiropractic, Dr. Chamberland focuses on non-surgical treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions, injury prevention, corrective rehabilitation, and performance optimization. He is dedicated to delivering high-quality, affordable care while maintaining a direct, personal relationship with each patient—free from unnecessary barriers and inflated costs. His philosophy emphasizes prevention, education, and holistic health strategies to reduce reliance on medications and invasive procedures.

Outside of practice

Dr. Chamberland enjoys life in Vermont with his family. He is passionate about outdoor sports, especially kiteboarding, ice hockey, alpine skiing, and snowboarding.