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| Total: | At least 20 hours per two-year cycle |
| Deadline: | June 30 of odd years (next: June 30, 2027); post-7/15/2023 licenses run 2 yrs from issuance |
| Mandated topics: | None — any course within the administrative rules is accepted |
| Online allowed: | All 20 hours — electronic participation is a recognized format (2023 change) |
| Assessment: | 80% or higher score on every electronic course |
| Accepted sources: | PACE (by rule) · ICA · ACA · state-chartered chiropractic colleges |
| At renewal: | Upload certificate PDFs in the OPLC portal |
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New Hampshire chiropractors must complete at least 20 hours of continuing education each two-year cycle under NH Chir 404.01, with renewal by June 30 of odd-numbered years for most licensees — and since the 2023 rule update, all 20 hours may be earned by electronic participation, with an 80% or higher assessment score on every online course. There are no mandated subjects: any course within the Board's administrative rules is accepted, from PACE providers, the ICA, the ACA, and state-chartered chiropractic colleges. Certificates are uploaded with the OPLC renewal.
Online courses are $20/hr — 10% off at 6–9 hours, 20% off at 10+ hours. Discounts apply automatically at checkout, no promo codes.
This page maps NH Chir 404 and 405 to your renewal planning. PACE providers are accepted by name in the rule — NH Chir 404.01(c)(1)d — which is CCEDseminars' exact pathway as PACE Provider #34015544. One cycle note: licenses issued on or after July 15, 2023 expire two years from their issuance date rather than on the shared June-30 odd-year calendar, so newer licensees should read the expiration date on the license itself.
Co-sponsored by Texas Chiropractic College · PACE Provider #34015544 · PACE accepted by rule under NH Chir 404.01(c)(1)d · Instant certificates with documented 80%+ assessments for OPLC upload
At a Glance | New Hampshire Requirements | FAQ | Course Options
Under Chir 405.01(d), courses may be taken by attendance in the instructor's presence or by electronic participation — the two formats stand as equals, which is why the entire 20-hour requirement can be completed online.
Electronic courses require a passing assessment score of 80% or higher. Every CCEDseminars online course includes the assessment, and your certificate documents the passing score for renewal upload.
Most licenses renew by June 30 of odd-numbered years — next is June 30, 2027. Licenses issued on or after July 15, 2023 instead expire two years from their issuance date. Your license shows which calendar you're on.
If your initial license was issued within the 12 months preceding its expiration date, the CE requirement does not apply to that first renewal — the 20-hour obligation begins with your first full cycle.
Bundling discounts apply automatically at checkout when you combine multiple courses in a single order. No promo codes required.
New Hampshire mandates no specific subjects: a course is accepted when it falls within the Board's administrative rules and comes from a recognized source under Chir 404.01(c) — PACE providers, named in the rule at 404.01(c)(1)d, the International Chiropractors Association, the American Chiropractic Association, state-chartered chiropractic colleges, Board pre-approved courses, and Red Cross or AHA emergency/first-aid training up to a 4-hour maximum.
CCEDseminars reaches New Hampshire on the most direct rail: PACE Provider #34015544, co-sponsored by Texas Chiropractic College. With no topic mandates, build your 20 hours around whatever serves your practice — the whole catalog is on the table.
New Hampshire renewals run through the Office of Professional Licensure and Certification's online portal: you upload PDF copies of your CE certificates and pay the renewal fee electronically. OPLC emails a reminder to your address on file roughly two months before expiration — keeping that email current is on you, and renewal lapses make you unlicensed regardless of whether the reminder arrived.
CCEDseminars issues an instant PDF certificate the moment each course completes — including documentation of the 80%+ assessment score on electronic courses — with a permanent copy in your account dashboard, so the OPLC upload is a same-day assembly rather than a records hunt.
At least 20 hours per two-year cycle under NH Chir 404.01(a). Most licenses renew by June 30 of odd-numbered years — next is June 30, 2027 — while licenses issued on or after July 15, 2023 expire two years from their issuance date. Certificates are uploaded with the OPLC online renewal.
Yes. Since the 2023 rule update, electronic participation stands alongside in-person attendance as a recognized course format under Chir 405.01(d), so the entire 20-hour requirement may be completed online — the earlier 25% cap is no longer in effect. Each electronic course requires an assessment score of 80% or higher.
No. New Hampshire mandates no subject hours — a course is accepted when it falls within the Board's administrative rules and comes from a recognized source: PACE providers, the ICA, the ACA, state-chartered chiropractic colleges, Board pre-approved courses, and Red Cross or AHA emergency training up to 4 hours.
Yes — by the most direct pathway New Hampshire offers. NH Chir 404.01(c)(1)d accepts courses from Providers of Approved Continuing Education (PACE), and CCEDseminars is PACE Provider #34015544, co-sponsored by Texas Chiropractic College. Every online course includes the 80%+ assessment New Hampshire requires, documented on your certificate.
Possibly not. If your initial license was issued within the 12 months preceding its expiration date, the 20-hour requirement does not apply to that first renewal. From your first full two-year cycle onward, the standard requirement applies. Note that licenses issued on or after July 15, 2023 expire two years from issuance, so check the date printed on your license.
CCEDseminars · PACE Provider #34015544 · Reviewed by Monte Horne, DC · Last updated August 7, 2026 (CT)