Dr William Palmer studied at Trident Technical College in Charleston, South Carolina, with additional studies at Hillsborough Community College in Tampa, Florida, and Richland College in Dallas, Texas. He graduated from Parker College Of Chiropractic in 2000. While at Parker College, he spent two years as a teaching assistant in the Anatomy department. He was given the “Top Gun” award for being one of the finest instructors ever to assist in the Anatomy Department.

During this time he was also able to contribute in the making of a new anatomical text, The Anatomy of Muscles and Joints by Drs Strete and Kirk.

Since that time, he has also contributed a chapter on advanced imaging co written by the founder of DMX technology, Dr. John Posthlewaite, in a medical text for prolotherapy, soon to be published.

He has taught and lectured about science and health since 1998 and was part of a lecture series on current issues in Chiropractic in 2000 that was featured in hospitals and medical schools at several cities in Brazil. He believed that it is essential that doctors teach, and has frequently taught at colleges and seminars to improve the experience of many students, and expand the boundaries of new practitioners. From teaching beginning students anatomy, physiology and terminology to teaching shortly graduating students clinical nutrition and alternative therapies, Dr. palmer has always believed that a well-rounded doctor is a progressively educated one.

Dr Palmer has studied under such physicians as Dr John Brimhall, Dr. David Lee, Dr Herschel Stanford, and Dr. Brandon Lundell, all pioneers in functional and molecular medicine, as well as Dr Jeffrey Bland of the Pauling institute.

He has been a team physician for the Tampa Bay Terminators, an Independent Women’s Professional Football League team, the Tampa Bay Pirates, The Tampa Bay Sentinels , several MMA fighters and many amateur athletes and martial artists.