Navigate the intricate landscape of chiropractic practice regulations with an essential resource highlighted in this article: the Government Affairs Hub on Chiropractic Future's website. This "valuable" and "digital exclusive" interactive chart is designed to provide chiropractors with clear, state-specific answers to critical questions.
Whether you're looking to expand your services to include Department of Transportation (DOT) exams, school athletic participation exams, dry needling, venipuncture, or even animal chiropractic, the Hub clarifies what's permissible in your state. It also addresses fundamental questions like bachelor's degree requirements for licensure or if your state accepts PACE-approved continuing education. The resource further details whether specific procedures such as manipulation under anesthesia (MUA), acupuncture, extremity adjusting, intraoral TMJ adjusting, internal coccyx adjusting, or casting are within a state's chiropractic scope of practice. By allowing easy comparison across states or by topic, this Hub is an indispensable tool for informed decision-making regarding practice, education, and relocation.
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