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Committee backs draft rules defining chiropractic assistants, sends proposal to full board
Summary
The Enforcement Committee voted 3-0 to recommend proposed regulatory language to define and set minimum supervision and training requirements for chiropractic assistants (CCR Title 16 §312), including pathways by exam, education, or experience for indirect supervision.
The Board of Chiropractic Examiners Enforcement Committee on Dec. 19 recommended that the full board consider proposed amendments to California Code of Regulations, Title 16, section 312 to define “chiropractic assistant” and establish minimum supervision and training requirements.
Staff presented a conceptual draft that would define a chiropractic assistant as a person assisting a licensee with clinical care and propose three pathways for eligibility to work under indirect supervision: passing an examination (the draft refers to the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards certification), completion of specified education, or documented clinical experience (the draft…
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