Alabama Chiropractic Continuing Education
Earn online CE hours from Birmingham, Mobile, Montgomery or AnywhereAlabama Chiropractic Continuing Education Requirements
Alabama requires 18 hours of CE every year.
Special Requirements: 2 of the required 18 hours must include:
- 2 hours of Alabama Laws and Board Rules
- Hours must be completed by Sept. 30.
Online Chiropractic CE for Alabama
AL Board allows 6 general hours to be earned online per renewal period.
- Our CE Sponsor: University of Bridgeport Chiropractic College.
License Renewal CE Packages
Bundled hours provide the best value on our most popular courses for chiropractors!
State Approvals
Do you have chiropractic licenses in multiple states?
Take one course and apply it to all of your license renewals! Click the titles below to see state approvals for each program.
Course: Posture, Rehab & MCE
| Alabama | Kansas | Ohio |
| Alaska | Maine | Oklahoma |
| Alberta | Maryland | Ontario |
| Arkansas | Massachusetts | Oregon |
| Arizona | Michigan | Pennsylvania |
| California | Minnesota | Rhode Island |
| Colorado | Missouri | South Carolina |
| Connecticut | Montana | South Dakota |
| Delaware | Nebraska | Tennessee |
| D.C. | Nevada | Texas |
| Florida | New Hampshire | Utah |
| Georgia | New Jersey | Vermont |
| Hawaii | New Mexico | Virginia |
| Idaho | New York | Washington |
| Illinois | North Carolina | West Virginia |
| Iowa | North Dakota | Wyoming |
Course: Management of Soft Tissue Conditions
| Alabama | Maryland | Pennsylvania |
| Arizona | Massachusetts | Rhode Island |
| Arkansas | Michigan | South Carolina |
| Colorado | Minnesota | South Dakota |
| Connecticut | Missouri | Texas |
| Delaware | Montana | Utah |
| D.C. | Nebraska | Vermont |
| Florida | New Jersey | Virginia |
| Georgia | New York | Washington |
| Hawaii | North Carolina | Wyoming |
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| Iowa | Ontario | Â |
*States not yet listed are pending approval please contact us to verify approval.
CE is Sponsored by University of Bridgeport Chiropractic College (UBCC) for 2023/2024. The above is our understanding of current state law and approvals. Please check with your state board for any recent updates or changes to state law and continuing education requirements or approvals. For more details on course approvals for each state, please see our Course Approvals page.
Course Reviews
Considering taking online chiropractic CE for Alabama license renewal? Our courses are popular with chiropractors. Check out what other clinicians are saying.
I thought the course was great! It is great to know extra buttons that can help you in practice!
Most Valuable Concept? Easy ways to start implementing posture models in any patients. I need to practice better posture. Great Seminar!
This was a wake up call for me personally to work on my own posture and implement this info into my practice. I was pleasantly surprised with the depth of the course.
CPEP® Posture Specialist Training
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Alabama State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
The Alabama State Board of Chiropractic Examiners is responsible for determining the continuing education requirements that must be fulfilled by chiropractic practitioners within the state to ensure ongoing professional development and competence. The AL Board serves as the authoritative agency responsible for licensing and regulating chiropractic practice within the state of Alabama. With exclusive power and authority, the Board is empowered to issue, revoke and reinstate all licenses to practice chiropractic in Alabama.
As a fundamental aspect of our mandate, our mission centers on safeguarding the health, safety, and welfare of the people of Alabama. In fulfillment of this objective, we diligently oversee the regulation and licensure of doctors of chiropractic within the state. The board offices are located in Clanton, AL.
AL Chiropractic Associations
Alabama State Chiropractic Association
The Alabama State Chiropractic Association (ASCA) has been in operation for more than eight decades, serving as the collective voice for chiropractors across the state. Their core objective is to protect, conserve, and elevate the philosophy, science, and art of chiropractic while advocating for the freedoms of chiropractors and their patients. Through proactive legislation, leadership training, organized committees, public relations, and postgraduate continuing education, ASCA represents the interests of their DC members and promotes the integration of chiropractic into the larger healthcare landscape.
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