Dr. Peters went on to receive his Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree from the National College of Chiropractic (now known as National University of Health Sciences) in Chicago in 1997.   He practiced chiropractic in Appleton, Wisconsin, for three years.  In 2001, he and his wife Eleanor moved across the country to Seattle, where he attended Bastyr University, the nation’s premier naturopathic medical school.  He earned his Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) degree in 2004.

Dr. Peters established Central Illinois Natural Health Clinic in Danville, Illinois, in 2005 as the area’s only fully qualified naturopathic medicine facility, offering a variety of holistic health services, both conventional and alternative.  In 2011, he expanded CINHC to a second office in Urbana.

Dr. Peters' clinical interests include Neurostructural Integration Technique (advanced Bowen Technique), a gentle yet powerful manual therapy for rapid pain relief, herbal and nutritional medicine, and therapeutic lifestyle changes.

He is a member of the Illinois Chiropractic Society and the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians.  Dr. Peters was a committee chair  in Vermilion County - Illinois Health Cares, a coalition of health care providers dedicated to addressing domestic violence as a health care issue.

On a personal note, Dr. Peters is actively involved in Danville Light Opera as a board member and actor.  He is married to Danville native Eleanor Peters, MD, Family Physician with Christie Clinic of Danville.  They have two young daughters.