Chiropractic Continuing Education
up to 22 Credits

Sherman College of Chiropractic will submit applications to all applicable states for its Lyceum 2010.  The seminar meets all standards or is approved for up to 22 hours for SC and 21 hrs for all other states of Continuing Education credit in the following states unless otherwise noted:

List of states below

Please verify that your state has approved the course you want to attend for CE credit by viewing the State Approval List or contacting us at 800-849-8771 ext 263 or 229. Sherman College is not responsible for denied state approvals with regard to CE credit. 

As we receive approvals, we will update the list.

State	Approval / Approval # if applicable
United States
Alabama	Pending
Alaska	Pending
Arizona	Auto Approval
Arkansas	Pending
California	Pending
Colorado	Auto Approval
Connecticut	Auto Approval
Delaware	Pending
District of Columbia	Auto Approval
Florida	Auto Approval
Georgia	Auto Approval (GA Law seminar to be confirmed)
Hawaii	Pending
Idaho	Auto Approval
Illinois	DC-Self
Indiana	Auto Approval
Iowa	DC-Self
Kansas	Pending
Kentucky	Pending
Louisiana	Pending
Maine	Pending
Maryland	Pending
Massachusetts	Pending
Michigan	Auto Approval
Minnesota	Pending
Mississippi	Auto Approval
Missouri	Pending *
Montana	DC-Self
Nebraska	DC-Self
Nevada	Pending
New Hampshire	Pending
New Mexico	Auto Approval
New York	Approved except for: --SC Rules & Regulations --GA Law --Dr. Reggie Gold
North Carolina	Pending
North Dakota	Pending
Ohio	DC-Self
Oregon	DC-Self
Pennsylvania	Pending
Rhode Island	Auto Approval
South Carolina	Auto Approval (up to 22 hours with SC Rules & Regulations)
South Dakota	Pending
Texas	Pending
Tennessee	DC-Self
Utah	Auto Approval
Vermont	Auto Approval
Virginia	Auto Approval
Washington	Auto Approval
West Virginia	Pending
Wisconsin	Pending
Canada
Alberta	Pending
British Columbia	Auto Approval
New Brunswick	Auto Approval

• DISCLAIMER FOR THE STATE OF MISSOURI:  Approval of this course is not acknowledgment or ruling by the Board that the methods taught in this course are recognized and approved by the Board as the appropriate practice of chiropractic as defined in Section 331.010, RSMo.

 

Sherman College is a CCE Accredited College; therefore, applications are not made to the states listed as auto approval.  If your state is listed as "auto-approved" for a program, check with your board to be sure the course content falls within your board's scope of practice requirements/definitions.

Sherman College is a CCE Accredited College; therefore, applications are not made to the states listed as DC-self.  If your state is listed as "dc-self" for a program, it is your responsibility to take courses that fall within your board's scope of practice requirements/definitions.

Each course is monitored by an attendant and course attendance hours are calculated by the use of sign in/out sheets. The monitor’s duty is to check doctors in and out of the seminar and record the time they arrive and leave if at any time it deviates from the scheduled time. Failure to comply with the required attendance procedures or failure to remain in the classroom or teaching facility may result in a loss of credit hours reported. The Continuing Education Department is required by the various state reporting agencies to verify attendance at each seminar. 

Postgraduate education verification letters will be issued for the number of documented hours attended. This letter will be issued after Lyceum and are NOT sent to state boards unless required by the state.  Registrants are responsible for maintaining a copy for their records.

Sherman College will not complete attendance vouchers for continuing education credits until the course is paid in full, if applicable.

Continuing education requirements are mandated by state regulating boards. State Boards are continuously updating their CE requirements so please contact your Board for specific requirement details and specific questions. For board contact information and for more information on what is required in your state, please visit the FCLB website at http://directory.fclb.org/.

The opinions and statements made by the speakers do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Sherman College..