CCEDseminars | Your #1 Destination For Chiropractic Online CE Courses! If you’re a New Brunswick chiropractor, your compliance plan is straightforward: complete the NBCA continuing education requirement inside the correct two-year cycle, keep clean documentation, and avoid last-minute surprises around renewal items like First Aid/CPR and record keeping.
| Regulatory Entity | New Brunswick Chiropractors Association (NBCA) |
| Total CE Credits | 24 credits per 2-year period |
| Cycle Dates | Begins November 1 in each odd-numbered year |
| Hard Deadline | End of business day, October 31 (end of the 2-year period) |
| Annual Renewal Item | Proof of Standard First Aid & CPR (Red Cross / St. John Ambulance or equivalent acceptable to the Board) |
| Record Keeping | Record keeping course at minimum every 5 years (new registrants: within 6 months) |
Practical tip: Build your CE plan early if you practice in Fredericton, Moncton, Saint John, or across multiple provinces—NBCA uses a specific two-year cycle and deadline.
NBCA by-laws state active members must complete a minimum of 24 credit hours of recognized continuing education seminars in each two-year period. The two-year period begins on November 1 in each odd-numbered year.
Best practice: Aim for steady progress (for example, 12 credits per year) so you’re not rushing near the deadline.
NBCA by-laws state the deadline to comply is the end of the business day on October 31 of the two-year period. If you’re in the 2025–2027 cycle, that means you should plan to finish well before October 31, 2027.
NBCA by-laws describe proving compliance by submitting written confirmation from sponsors of each approved/recognized seminar that includes the date, duration, and subject matter, and confirms attendance.
NBCA by-laws require practising members to maintain Standard First Aid and CPR and provide proof upon each annual renewal. Accepted providers include Canadian Red Cross and St. John Ambulance (or an equivalent provider acceptable to the Board).
Important: Treat First Aid/CPR as a separate renewal requirement from your 24 CE credits unless NBCA guidance explicitly states otherwise.
NBCA by-laws require active members to complete a record keeping course at minimum every 5 years. New registrants must complete a valid record keeping course within the first 6 months of registration.
NBCA lists mandatory courses in its members portal, including Prevention of Sexual Abuse and Member Responsibilities. Many chiropractors complete this through the NBCA portal to ensure they meet local expectations for professional boundaries and responsibilities.
Tip: Save the completion confirmation (or certificate) in the same folder as your CE documentation.
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Updated: 12/18/2025. Always confirm your current requirements directly with NBCA.