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VERMONT BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC
The Federation does not provide interpretation of the scope of practice laws or rules of any chiropractic licensing authority, nor can we provide specific details regarding licensing requirements. The educational and testing requirements for each State or Province set forth in this Directory are intended as a general guide. It is strongly recommended that anyone interested in becoming licensed in a particular State or Province contact the Board office or the Secretary of the respective board to secure current and complete details before matriculating in any school. |
Scope
(Contact State for precise definition by state law)
The practice of chiropractic means the diagnosis of human ailments and diseases
related to subluxations, joint dysfunctions, neuro- muscular and skeletal
disorders for the purpose of their detection, correction or referral in order
to restore and maintain health, without providing drugs or performing surgery;
the use of physical and clinical examinations, conventional radiologic
procedures and interpretation, as well as the use of diagnostic imaging read and
interpreted by a person so licensed and clinical laboratory procedures to
determine the propriety of a regimen of chiropractic care; adjunctive therapies
approved by the board, by rule, to be used in conjunction with chiropractic
treatment; and treatment by adjustment or manipulation of the spine or other
joints and connected neuromusculoskeletal tissues and bodily articulations.
“Adjunctive therapies” means to treat the human body by manual, mechanical, electrical, or natural methods, or by the use of physical means which include light, heat, water, or exercise in preparation for a chiropractic adjustment or manipulation.
Board Notes
Board and Vermont Office of Professional Regulation handle both licensing and disciplinary functions.Contact Info
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State or provincial laws and rules / Jurisprudence,
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