Prime Medical Evaluators Adds Psychologist and Two Chiropractors in California

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Prime Medical Evaluators announced that it is expanding its network with three California medical-legal professionals: psychologist Lance Y. Zimmerman, chiropractor and Qualified Medical Evaluator Nasim Aghayan, and chiropractor and Qualified Medical Evaluator Cecilia Y. Chan Place. Their backgrounds span clinical psychology, musculoskeletal and occupational injuries, rehabilitation, impairment assessment, and workers’ compensation evaluations. Chan Place has more than 23 years of clinical experience, while Aghayan brings more than 11 years; the available announcement for Zimmerman describes more than a decade in clinical psychology.

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