Mike Kondracki

Dr. Mike Kondracki is a Senior Lecturer (Clinical Sciences) at Health Sciences University, teaching across general medicine, biomechanics, and nutrition. He holds a DC from Health Sciences University (1985), an MSc in Bioengineering from Strathclyde University (1990), and a PhD in Lumbar Spine Biomechanics from the University of Southampton (1990s). His research focuses on spinal biomechanics, diagnostic imaging, and chiropractic technique efficacy. He contributed to the World Federation of Chiropractic and GCC committees, and pioneered studies on lumbar spine functionality and fusion surgery outcomes.

Teaching Responsibilities include leading Professional Ethics for MChiro Year 4 and coordinating General Medicine modules across Years 2-3. His work emphasizes evidence-based practice and clinical research methodology, with notable publications in spinal biomechanics and diagnostic techniques. Active in interdisciplinary healthcare education, he developed the HSU Learning Paradigm to enhance clinical training frameworks.

Research Interests span lumbar spine dynamics, failed spinal fusion detection, and innovative imaging technologies like digitised fluoroscopy. His work bridges biomechanical theory with clinical practice, influencing both academic and professional chiropractic standards.