Oct 26, 2026

His background includes clinical practice, injury rehabilitation, and strength and conditioning training.
Costa Mesa, California Oct 26, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Eval Docs, Inc. is highlighting the professional background of Raul Ramirez, D.C., CSCS, QME, a California-licensed Doctor of Chiropractic whose experience includes clinical care, injury rehabilitation, and medical-legal evaluations.
Dr. Ramirez is the owner and treating provider at IE Spine + Rehab, where he evaluates and treats patients. His clinical work includes musculoskeletal and neurological injuries, with an emphasis on sports injuries, personal injuries, and automobile accident cases.
He holds the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) credential through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. His background includes biomechanics, functional movement, injury rehabilitation, and performance-based recovery.
Dr. Ramirez's clinical experience also includes spinal trauma, orthopedic injuries, and post-accident rehabilitation. His work involves correlating clinical findings with diagnostic imaging, including MRI findings related to injury mechanisms.
In addition to his treating practice, Dr. Ramirez serves as a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) in California. His evaluation work draws on his experience examining patients and documenting injuries in a clinical setting.
The provider spotlight is part of Eval Docs' effort to help attorneys and claims adjusters learn more about the backgrounds and experience of its evaluators.
For information about Dr. Ramirez's evaluation locations and scheduling, contact Eval Docs at 844-382-5362 or visit https://www.evaldocs.com/.
About Eval Docs, Inc.
Eval Docs, Inc. provides Agreed Medical Evaluator (AME) and Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) evaluations across a range of specialties. The company's tagline is "Evaluation. Conceptualization. Resolution."
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