New Mexico Chiropractic Continuing Education
Earn Up to 8 Hours Online — 16-Hour Annual RequirementSupporting DCs in Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe & throughout New Mexico
New Mexico Chiropractic Continuing Education Requirements
New Mexico requires 16 hours of CE each year (by 6/30).
Reporting Requirements:
- Licensee affirms CE completion either Online or on State form
Online Chiropractic CE for New Mexico
NM Board allows 8 hours to be earned online per renewal period.
- Our CE Sponsor: University of Bridgeport Chiropractic College.
8 Hour CE Bundles
Bundled hours provide the best value on our most popular courses for NM chiropractors!
Individual Courses
Sign up for a few hours. See our NM approved classes.
Modern Chiropractic Integration | AB
Robert Alpert, B.S, D.C.
Modern Chiropractic Integration | CD
Kaveh Khajavi MD, FACS, FAANS
Modern Chiropractic Integration | EF
Dr. Steven Weiniger, DC, DIANM
Modern Chiropractic Integration | G
Timothy Mirtz DC, PhD
Modern Chiropractic Integration | HIJ
Robert Cooperstein, MA, DC
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 New Mexico license renewal? Our courses are popular with chiropractors. Check out what other clinicians are saying.
Dr. Weiniger was a wonderful speaker and had up-to-date research along with great concepts that patients would understand.
I really enjoyed the course and will definitely be back!
The course really helped me to gain knowledge and broaden the way I look at patients, how I treat, and how I communicate – it’s given me the confidence to say this is more than just what I’m going to do for you, you need to do all these other things [as a part of rehab].
This is the 2nd time I have taken this course. The information is not only relevant, but I have picked up some key points to better implement this in my office.
Questions About Your CE Requirements?
Visit our FAQ section for answers about course approval, requirements, and completing your continuing education.
New Mexico Board of Chiropractic Examiners
The New Mexico Board of Chiropractic plays a crucial role in regulating the practice of licensed chiropractors within the state. All chiropractors in this profession must graduate from accredited chiropractic colleges and pass the examination conducted by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE). The board diligently monitors and approves continuing education, while also enforcing disciplinary actions against licensees who violate the Chiropractic Physicians Practice Act or board rules. Headquartered in Santa Fe, the board ensures that chiropractors are licensed to provide health restoration and maintenance services through methods and procedures taught in chiropractic colleges and accredited post-graduate courses recognized by the board. It is important to note that chiropractors do not engage in operative surgery or prescribe controlled or dangerous drugs. The New Mexico Board of Chiropractic remains dedicated to upholding the highest standards of chiropractic care for the well-being of the public in the state.
NM Chiropractic Associations
New Mexico Chiropractic Association
The New Mexico Chiropractic Association (NMCA) has been dedicated to improving patient access to chiropractic medicine, making it a primary goal for the organization. The NMCA recognizes the pressing issue of provider shortages in the state, especially in rural communities. To address this challenge, the association is actively working on creative recruitment strategies to attract chiropractic physicians and expand their services in underserved areas. Integrating chiropractic physicians into the healthcare delivery system is another key focus, fostering collaboration with other medical providers and enhancing patient contact opportunities. The NMCA aims to increase its representation in healthcare-focused groups and organizations to influence policy and resource allocation for the advancement of the chiropractic profession. Through continued high-level educational opportunities and the potential expansion of chiropractic physicians’ scope of practice, the NMCA envisions filling a critical need in New Mexico’s healthcare delivery system. Headquartered in Albuquerque, the NMCA remains committed to elevating and advancing the chiropractic profession for the benefit of patients and providers alike.
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