Connecticut Chiropractor (DC) CE category requirements

How the 48 CE hours every 2 years breaks down by category for chiropractors in Connecticut, sourced from the official board.

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Required categories

Imaging in Chiropractic — biennial mandatory topic for the January 2025–January 2027 registration periods (Commissioner/Board mandatory-topic list, may change biennially)
1h
Manual Treatment/Adjustive Technique — biennial mandatory topic for the January 2025–January 2027 registration periods (Commissioner/Board mandatory-topic list, may change biennially)
1h
Pediatric Chiropractic — biennial mandatory topic for the January 2025–January 2027 registration periods (Commissioner/Board mandatory-topic list, may change biennially)
1h
Risk Assessment or Cybersecurity — biennial mandatory topic for the January 2025–January 2027 registration periods (Commissioner/Board mandatory-topic list, may change biennially)
1h
Mental health conditions common to veterans and family members of veterans — 2 hours during the first renewal period in which CE is required, and at least once every 6 years thereafter (statutory, CGS §20-32)
2h

48 contact hours per 2-year CE monitoring period under RCSA §§20-32b-1 to -7, with no carryover. Content must be face-to-face or an approved self-assessment program, concentrated on topics in CGS §§20-24 and 20-28, offered by a CCE-accredited college or ACCME-accredited provider. A licensee applying for license renewal for the first time is exempt from CE; inactive/non-practicing licensees may apply for a waiver and must complete 24 hours within 6 months of returning to active practice.

Official source: Connecticut Department of Public Health

⚠️Board rules change. Verify every figure against the official source before relying on it.

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