Kansas Chiropractor (DC) CE requirements
Chiropractor — license renewal requirements, sourced from the official board.
Renewal: Chiropractic licenses expire December 31 each year; renewal is annual (K.A.R. 100-15-1).
Required categories
Details
Kansas licenses renew annually, but the CE regulation (K.A.R. 100-15-5) measures compliance over 18-, 30-, or 42-month windows: 18-month option = 50 credits (at least 20 Category I, at least 1 Category III, remainder up to 29 Category II); 30-month option = 100 credits (40 Cat I, 2 Cat III); 42-month option = 150 credits (60 Cat I, 3 Cat III). First-time renewals are exempt. Licensees affirm completion on the renewal form; the Board randomly audits. UNCONFIRMED: the 50/20/1 figures and category structure come from a CE-provider summary of K.A.R. 100-15-5 — the official rule text was not directly reviewed, so the 18-month-phrasing vs annual cycleYears=1 modeling should be re-verified against the official regulation.
Official source: Kansas Board of Healing Arts — Doctor of Chiropractic licensure
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