STATEBOARDOFCHIROPRACTICEXAMINERS LAWANDPUBLICSAFETY
Chapter44E Page66of71 LastRevisionDate:05/09/18
4. A continuing education sponsor who has qualified as a sponsor, or has obtained prior
Board approval, shall not alter, amend, update, or reconfigure the approved courses for
continuing education credit without the permission of the Board. If a continuing education
sponsor alters, amends, updates, or reconfigures a course, the continuing education
sponsor must resubmit the course to the Board for approval.
j) A licensee seeking Board approval of a program for continuing education credit, which has
not been approved pursuant to (i) above, may submit an application on a form prescribed by
the Board, which shall include course and program descriptions, instructor qualifications,
locations, dates and times of courses, number of continuing education credits, and other
information as required by the Board. The Board shall notify the licensee, in writing, of its
determination, which is based upon (d), (e), and (f) above.
k) A new licensee who completed an accredited graduate chiropractic assistant education
program within 12 months of the commencement of the biennial registration period is not
required to complete the continuing education requirements for the biennial period.
l) A licensee shall certify on the application for biennial licensure renewal that he or she has
completed the required number of continuing education credits. The Board may conduct
random audits to determine licensee compliance with the continuing education requirements of
this section.
m) A licensee who completes more than 15 continuing chiropractic education credits required
pursuant to this section may apply no more than three of the excess credits to the continuing
chiropractic education requirements for the following biennial period only. The excess credits
approved for a biennial period may be applied to the continuing education requirements for the
next period whether or not approved for that period.
n) Licensees holding an inactive or retired license shall be exempt from continuing education
requirements, except that any licensee holding an inactive or retired license, or whose license
is suspended or revoked, who applies to resume practice as a licensed chiropractic assistant
shall provide proof of having completed the continuing chiropractic assistance education
requirements for each biennial licensure period for which the licensee was on inactive or
retired status. If the total credits required to become current exceeds 15, then 15 shall be the
maximum number required. Any applicant seeking to resume practice shall submit to the
Board a detailed list of all continuing education courses that the licensee has completed in
order to become current. If the Board determines that there is a deficiency in a particular area
of study, the Board may require the applicant to complete additional continuing education
courses in the area of the deficiency before reinstating the license to active status.
o) To report continuing chiropractic assistance education credits, a licensee shall: