In a chiropractic corporation, which of the following officers does NOT need to be licensed?

In a chiropractic corporation, the positions that typically require a license are those that involve the practice of chiropractic, such as the president, who is often the primary practitioner. The secretary and treasurer positions generally support the corporation's administrative and financial operations rather than directly engage in the practice of chiropractic care.

The assistant treasurer, being a supporting role related to financial tasks, does not require a chiropractic license. This means that individuals in this position can support the corporation’s financial management without being licensed chiropractors. The key factor here is that the assistant treasurer does not typically make clinical decisions or provide chiropractic services, which are the primary activities necessitating a licensed status.

Understanding the functions and requirements of each role within a chiropractic corporation highlights the distinction between administrative functions and those related to clinical practice, clarifying why the assistant treasurer is not required to be licensed.