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North Carolina Chiropractor (DC) CE category requirements

How the 18 CE hours every 1 year breaks down by category for chiropractors in North Carolina, sourced from the official board.

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Required categories

First-year exemption: licentiate enrolled in chiropractic college at any time during the year of initial licensure, or initially licensed after September 1 of the current year (no CE required to renew for the ensuing year)
0h
In-person or live online educational sessions with real-time interaction with the instructor (minimum 10 hours per year; up to 8 additional hours may be obtained in the manner set forth in Rule .0210)
10h

North Carolina licentiates must obtain 18 hours (2 days; one 'day' equals 9 hours per G.S. 90-155) of Board-approved CE each calendar year (21 NCAC 10 .0204(e), amended eff. 1/1/2024). At least 10 hours must be in-person or live online with real-time instructor interaction; as many as 8 hours may be obtained in the manner set forth in Rule .0210. Hardship waivers (undue hardship: protracted medical illness, natural disaster, extended absence from the U.S.) require written application by December 15; military members get a matching CE extension.

Official source: North Carolina Board of Chiropractic Examiners (21 NCAC 10 .0204; G.S. 90-155)

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