Upon completion of the ChiroCredit.com course you will be well prepared to pass the National Board Exam to become Certified Chiropractic Clinical Assistant. ChiroCredit.com provides you access to sample tests with questions formatting like you will face on the Exam. Certified Chiropractic Clinical Assistants receive a CCCA Badge to wear at work. Currently 11 states license or regulate chiropractic assistants but that is changing rapidly. A growing number of additional states are considering statutory changes requiring specific training for CAs. The Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards (FCLB), in conjunction with the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners has developed a Certified Chiropractic Clinical Assistant Program. The program consists of a minimum of 24 hours of course work (available on ChiroCredit.com), a passing grade on a standardized, national examination and 300 hours of clinical training. If you have 2000 hours of clinical experience (just about 1 year of full time work) then you just need to pass the examination (we are offering a 10 hour refresher course to get you ready for the exam). For information about the FCLB – Certified Chiropractic Clinical Assistant credentialing program please Click Here. ChiroCredit.com, an FCLB approved PACE provider, is pleased to announce our 24 hour, CERTIFIED CHIROPRACTIC CLINICAL ASSISTANT program. The course is completely on-line, can be completed at the time, place and pace best suited for you. The course makes you eligible to take the FCLB National Certification Examination.

ChiroCredit.com offers 262 Hours of Online Courses towards eligibility to be examined for a Diplomate of the International Board of Chiropractic Neurology (DIBCN). The International Board of Chiropractic Neurology (IBCN) of the International Academy of Clinical Neurology (IACN) offers a certification process to identify qualified specialists in chiropractic neurology. Prior to sitting for the Diplomate Examination, candidates are required to take a minimum of 300 hours of post-graduate level neurology training in a program under the auspices of a Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) Accredited Chiropractic College or an Instructor qualified through the International Board of Chiropractic Specialties (IBCS).

This 104-hour Chiropractic Acupuncture program, is comprehensive, sequenced, and succinct. It combines clinical theories, acupoints, meridians, and both traditional and contemporary dry needling techniques. Audio-visual lectures, video demonstrations, and self-paced in-depth study, prepare doctors to integrate safe and effective acupuncture, into practice. Our Certification Course is accepted by many states as either complete or partial training in Chiropractic Acupuncture. Chiropractors may practice Acupuncture in thirty US states and the District of Columbia, as well as a number of other locations around the globe.

Join us as a member of this new and exciting knowledge transfer project where Dr. David Brady and other very experienced clinicians share their knowledge and clinical experience with you in an engaging and applicable way that brings you into their thought process and clinical practices. There is a foundational core curriculum of ten 2-CEU hour courses that will lead to a certificate of completion, and an ever expanding list of elective courses meant to expand your knowledge and clinical skills.

This course presents the factors and influences associated with aging and suggestions for how to possibly slow the aging process. It highlights strategies to living a longer and healthier life. The course begins with aging statistics and then introduces the variables associated with aging. These variables include exercise, stress and emotions, social relationships and religion, alcohol, smoking, antioxidants and their role in relationship to cancer and heart disease, food quantity and weight control, diet types, habits and patterns, anti aging foods and beverages such as fruits, vegetables, garlic, fish, grains, nuts, legumes, soy, chocolate, yogurt, water, wine and tea. There is a discussion on nutrient deficiencies and hormones that also may affect aging.