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FCLB Issues New Directory

Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards Provides Information for DCs Seeking Reciprocity and Students Seeking Licensure
Editorial Staff

The Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards (FCLB) announced the publication of its 1993-94 Official Directory. The document's 73 pages are replete with the current licensure requirements for all 51 U.S. regulatory boards of chiropractic. Contact information for Canadian provinces and some foreign jurisdictions is also included.

The Official Directory is specially designed for doctors seeking reciprocity or endorsement, and prospective and graduating students seeking licensure. It is designed to be the single source for all licensing inquiries.

Some of the many topic areas include:

  • summary of scope of practice
  • reciprocity/endorsement regulations
  • continuing education information
  • fees
  • application and testing deadlines
  • optional licenses or certifications
  • physiotherapy information
  • if students may sit for their boards prior to graduation
  • board members/terms
  • undergraduate requirements
  • accreditation for colleges

For more information, or to order the Official Directory, please contact:

Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards
901 54th Avenue, Suite 101
Greeley, Colorado 80634

Telephone weekdays: (303) 356-3500, 9 a.m.-- 3 p.m., Mountain time.

September 1993
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