What is the total number of continuing education hours required for licensure if graduated after June 8, 2011?

The requirement for continuing education hours for chiropractic licensure in California is established to ensure that practitioners stay current with the latest developments in their field. For individuals who graduated after June 8, 2011, the total requirement is set at 24 hours of continuing education every two years. This number reflects the board's emphasis on ensuring that new graduates receive adequate continuing education to maintain their knowledge and skills within the chiropractic profession.

Continuing education courses generally cover a variety of topics relevant to chiropractic care, including advancements in treatment techniques, legislative changes, and best practices in patient care. Fulfilling this requirement is crucial for maintaining licensure and providing high-quality care in a changing healthcare landscape. Those who graduated before that date may have different education hour requirements, but for graduates post-June 8, 2011, the standard is firmly established at 24 hours.