Hawaii HB970 amends chiropractic licensing requirements, including educational standards and application processes.

Hawaii HB970 modifies the chiropractic licensing process by setting educational standards for applicants, requiring them to be graduates of accredited chiropractic schools. It exempts those who matriculated before October 15, 1984, from these requirements. The bill also mandates that applicants submit proof of meeting educational requirements and graduation from an accredited chiropractic college. Additionally, it clarifies that students in chiropractic programs can engage in clinical practice under supervision, provided they are enrolled in an approved college.

Hawaii HB970 amends chiropractic licensing requirements, including educational standards and application processes.

Hawaii HB970 modifies the chiropractic licensing process by setting educational standards for applicants, requiring them to be graduates of accredited chiropractic schools. It exempts those who matriculated before October 15, 1984, from these requirements. The bill also mandates that applicants submit proof of meeting educational requirements and graduation from an accredited chiropractic college. Additionally, it clarifies that students in chiropractic programs can engage in clinical practice under supervision, provided they are enrolled in an approved college.