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Kentucky chiropractors can complete board-approved chiropractic CE credits online with CCEDseminars. Kentucky chiropractors must complete 12 hours of board-approved continuing education every year for license renewal. CE can be obtained in a live setting, online setting, or a combination of both, with a maximum of 8 hours per day. CCEDseminars makes it easy to meet Kentucky chiropractic continuing education requirements with flexible, online chiropractic CE credits.
Welcome to CCEDseminars, your trusted source for online chiropractic CE credits in Kentucky. Our on-demand courses and live webinars help you meet Kentucky chiropractic continuing education requirements with: clearly labeled hours, topic categories, approval notes, and instant printable certificates.
As a licensed chiropractor in Kentucky, you must complete 12 hours of continuing education every year for license renewal. CE may be completed in live seminars, online courses, or a combination of both, as long as each course is approved by the Kentucky Board of Chiropractic Examiners . Kentucky allows up to 8 hours of CE in a 24-hour period, so plan your schedule accordingly.
Kentucky now accepts CE earned in a live setting, online setting, or a combination. Many doctors choose to satisfy most or all of their CE hours online for convenience, then mix in select live events when it fits their schedule. CCEDseminars offers streaming video modules and live webinars that fit into your practice and personal life.
New Kentucky chiropractic licensees are generally exempt from CE for their first license renewal, but there is a crucial exception: all first-year licensees must complete the required Kentucky chiropractic jurisprudence course before their first renewal. This jurisprudence course typically counts toward your 12 required hours and may be taken through approved providers such as CCEDseminars.
To document your Kentucky chiropractic continuing education, simply retain the certificates of completion for each course. CCEDseminars provides instant certificates upon successful completion, which you can download and store for your records in case of board audit.
CCEDseminars offers more than 1,000 hours of recorded online chiropractic continuing education, available 24/7. Choose from topics such as chiropractic acupuncture, radiology, orthopedics, neurology, documentation, risk management, and more. Courses are taught by experienced, board-aligned instructors and are designed to support both compliance and clinical excellence.
Looking to advance your career? Explore our advanced certification programs in chiropractic science and specialty areas on the Certification Programs page.
Want to sample the quality of our content? Try our FREE 1-hour course, Coding and Documentation 201 , and experience CCEDseminars’ online chiropractic education before enrolling in additional courses.
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Mix and match online modules and live webinars across documentation, jurisprudence-related content, clinical science, radiology, sports medicine, nutrition, and more.
Learn more about how CE bundles work on our bundle overview page .
Kentucky chiropractors must complete 12 hours of board-approved continuing education every year to renew their license.
Yes. Kentucky allows CE to be obtained through live courses, online courses, or a combination of both, provided that the courses are board-approved. The Board also limits you to 8 hours of CE in a single day.
New licensees are generally exempt from CE for their first renewal, but must complete the required Kentucky chiropractic jurisprudence course before that first renewal.
CCEDseminars provides board-aligned and PACE-recognized chiropractic CE. Many courses are appropriate for Kentucky; always confirm each course card for approval details and verify final requirements on the Board’s website.
For the most current rules and approved CE information, visit the Kentucky Board of Chiropractic Examiners or contact the Board directly.
Last updated: . Always confirm details with the Kentucky Board of Chiropractic Examiners .
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