Chiropractor Alan Bonebrake Explains How His Teaching Seminars Satisfy Chiropractic Continuing Education Requirements

Ray Hrdlicka – Host – Chiropractors.Media

So let me ask this question. It sounds like with this vast amount of experience, and I think I read this somewhere, this satisfies chiropractors’ continuing education, doesn’t it?

Alan Bonebrake – Teaching Chiropractor – Plano, Texas

It does in most cases. Now, there’s a caveat with that because in some states, they only allow continuing education for if the instructor is teaching for a chiropractic college, which I did postgraduate in two different colleges, but I kind of let it drop because I was just too busy and I haven’t re-upped that. So, in those positive states, it isn’t.

Now, other states, a lot of states allow a certain amount online or everything online. But some allow nothing online. Like Louisiana, they don’t allow any continuing ed online.

There’s a national organization of chiropractic boards that they put together seminars called PACE and they certify you. And I’m certified through PACE basically to give seminars in 32 states. And with pre-authorization on another four, about thirty-six.