What must an out-of-state doctor include in their notice at a sponsored event?

An out-of-state doctor must include in their notice at a sponsored event that they are only providing care at that specific event, along with board information. This requirement emphasizes the importance of licensing and regulatory compliance in chiropractic practice. Since the doctor is practicing outside of their home state, it's crucial to clearly communicate the limitations of their practice, ensuring that attendees understand that their services are not intended to extend beyond the duration of the event.

This policy protects both the practitioner and the public by promoting transparency about the scope of care provided. It also adheres to regulations that prevent out-of-state practitioners from establishing a permanent practice or providing ongoing treatments without proper licensure in California. By including board information, the notice reinforces the need for accountability and helps attendees verify the practitioner’s credentials and authorization to practice in that particular context.