Hawaii SB144 amends chiropractic licensing requirements, including educational standards and application procedures.
Hawaii SB144 modifies the chiropractic licensing process by updating educational requirements for applicants. It specifies that applicants must be graduates of chiropractic schools accredited by recognized agencies, with exceptions for those who matriculated before certain dates. The bill also outlines the application process, including fees and documentation. Notably, it allows students to engage in clinical practice under supervision. The changes aim to ensure that chiropractors meet specific educational standards while maintaining flexibility for those already in the field.
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