Maryland Chiropractic Continuing Education

Earn Hours Towards Your 48-Hour Biennial CE Requirement with Online Courses

Popular with chiropractors in Baltimore, Columbia, Germantown, Silver Spring & statewide

Maryland Chiropractic Continuing Education Requirements

Maryland requires 48 hours of CE every 2 years by Aug 31 (odd years).

Special Requirements:

  • 3 hours in communicable-disease and sanitary procedures
  • 1 hour in diversity education
  • 3 hours in risk management
  • 1 hour in jurisprudence

Online Chiropractic CE for Maryland

MD Board allows 48 hours to be earned online per renewal period.
  • Our CE Sponsor: University of Bridgeport Chiropractic College.
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Individual Online Courses

Only need a few hours? Choose from these on demand DC credits.

Multi-State Licensed?

Courses are board-approved for multiple states. If you hold licenses in multiple states, one course can often satisfy requirements across multiple jurisdictions.

CE is sponsored by University of Bridgeport Chiropractic College (UBCC) for 2026/2027. Some CE Soup approvals are obtained directly through state chiropractic boards. Please verify current requirements with your state board.

Course Reviews

Considering taking online chiropractic CE for Maryland license renewal? Our courses are popular with chiropractors. Check out what other clinicians are saying.

It was great.

Mahmoud ZiaShakeri, DC

Ocean City, Maryland

The program exceeded my expectations.

Ted Forcum, DC

Portland, OR

I like it, thank you!

Gelareh Naenifard, DC

Camp Springs, MD

My practice will be immediately better and patients healthier because of this seminar.

Matt Ritter, DC

Espy, PA

I thought it was excellent. I learned that rehab posture exercises don’t really take that long and can be implemented easily and are very beneficial.

Trudy Raiford, DC

Metairie, LA

Questions About Your CE Requirements?

Visit our FAQ section for answers about course approval, requirements, and completing your continuing education.

Maryland Board of Chiropractic Examiners

The Maryland Department of Health, State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, consists of seven volunteer members, including licensed chiropractors and consumer representatives. Their main objective is to safeguard the public by ensuring that chiropractors and chiropractic assistants are appropriately licensed, trained, and educated. The Board oversees licensing functions, including the enforcement of continuing education requirements, and conducts investigations and disciplinary hearings in response to any violations of relevant laws and regulations. The offices of the Board are located in Baltimore, MD.

MD Chiropractic Associations

Maryland Chiropractic Association

The Maryland Chiropractic Association (MCA) advocates for the chiropractic profession through professional lobbyists who engage with legislators, attend important functions, and build relationships for effective advocacy. They maintain regular communication with the Maryland Insurance Commissioner and insurance carriers to address concerns. The MCA also organizes educational seminars for members and actively participates in Board of Examiners meetings to represent member interests. Their efforts ensure qualified candidates are chosen for board positions, promoting sound decision-making. The MCA, located in Forest Hill, MD, is dedicated to supporting its members and advancing the chiropractic profession in Maryland.

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