Dr Coronado earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in communication with a minor in music and a concentration in science, and his Master of Science in Organizational Leadership Management from Pembroke State University in Pembroke, NC. A mid-back injury exposed him to chiropractic; he subsequently attended and graduated from Parker College of Chiropractic Dallas, TX.

Dr Coronado's post-graduate attendance include classes in soft-tissue injuries, extremities, rehabilitation, radiology, neurology, pediatrics, scoliosis, chiropractic research, vascular conditions, and advanced adjusting techniques. He has earned certification as a CCEP (Certified Chiropractic Extremity Practitioner), certificates in Internal Disorders, Independent Medical Examiner, and Surface Electromyography.

Dr Coronado has served as teaching faculty in the Biology Department at Pembroke State University, co-developed post-graduate curriculum, conducted workshops in extremity adjusting, spray & stretch, and works as a business consultant for chiropractors. He regularly meets with other health care professionals to stay abreast of changes and developments in the health care.

Dr. Coronado grew up both in California and North Carolina. He has a daughter Amanda and enjoys travel, scuba diving, and volunteering. As a volunteer he has been Spanish-English interpreter at Children's Medical Center in Dallas, TX, received a citation for two trips working with the Rural Andean Health Clinic at Montero, Bolívia, and currently volunteers as a rescuer with the REDS team in Garner.